Devoted to the Interests of A CLEAN, FEARLESS Belmar and Wall Township F A M IL Y WEEKLY

(INCORPORATED W ITH WHICH IS THE COAST ECHO)

• VOL. XXII, No. 20 BELMAR, N. J., FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1913 THREE CENTS

HONOR ROLL OF HOME NEWS COUNCIL MATTERS State Awards Shark HOWELL'S SONS BELMAR SCHOOL BRIEF ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST River Inlet Contract J^EGARDLESS of the size of Mrs. E. P. Gresh o£ Norristown is Will Stop Ball Playing in The HOLD REUNION Names of Pupils Who Were Neither spending a week at her cottage on that “ Staight and Nar­ Tenth avenue. Streets and nn Sunday Successful Bidder is Paul T. Gathering at Farmingdale is Absent nor Tardy During Month W. R. Cobb, of Newark, is at his row Path”—traffic, there, is cottage on Eighth avenue. HOMILY’S JAB WENT HOME Zizinia’s Company Impressive of April Miss E. Paulin of Philadelphia is never congested. The contract for the building of the here for the summer. At a meeting of Belmar council Tuesday Howell’s native sons held their jetties at Shark River inlet was awarded HONOR ROLL evening a communication from the board yearly reunion at Farmingdale Satur­ — H o m e l y W. D. Ripley of Newark is now oc­ last Friday afternoon by the department Grade Sub-primary. Miss Errick­ of trade was read asking that council have day when more than 200 members of cupying his log cabin on the banks of of geological survey to the Bay Dredging son,. teacher: Carmen Vola. Doris Como lake. two public comfort stations erected along the Howell society, founded three the beach front. It was moved that W. and Contracting company of Brooklyn. years ago by the late Aaron E. John­ Brown. Nora Jacobson. Mr. Hepperman and family of Jer­ Gordon and W. Sanborn, proprietors of Its bid was $57,654.20. Other bids sub­ ston of this city, gathered for the din­ First Grade. Miss Shay, teacher: sey City have rented a cottage on the two pavilions on the ocean front, be mitted were Herbert O. Gardner, Asbury ner that has become a fixed event in Merrell Simpson, Catherine Buhier, Fifth avenue. Park, $59,907.55; McArthur Concrete and Mary Conklin, Mildred Giunco, Han­ Consulted in reference to maintaining the celebration and to renew boyhood Dr. Lessman and family of New Foundation Company of New York, friendships. nah Williams, Hazel Wolley. public stations at their pavilions. York are occupying their cottage, 110 §64,649.30; Young and Hyde, Inc., of Second Grade. Miss Osborn, teach­ It was recommended that the bond of The gathering was similar to former WALL TOWNSHIP Twelfth avenue. tlie treasurer of the free public library be New York, $67,199.65; F. W. Shiers, jr., occasions but several faces about the er: Edward Donnelly, Chester Davi­ DYNAMITE USED of New York, $64,539.05; P. J. Monohan son, Jennie Giunco, Agnes Henderson, Mrs. J. H. Pacer of River avenue fixed at $1,1)00 and that it be a surety bond. long tables in Red Men’s hall were has launched her launch, the “Bar­ A communication from the official board of South Amboy, $60,474.34. missing. Six who attended last year, Mildred Heyniger, Emma Hyer, Sol­ The contract calls for the construction way Jacobson, Artimesla Potter, Jose­ NEWS COLUMNbara D.” of the First M. E. Church was received or had attended other reunions, had IN MINERS’ WAR of a north jetty 700 feet in length and a F. E. Erving has opened a coffee,stating that at a meeting of tlie quarterly been claimed by death. Several were phine Vola. south jetty 1,400 feet long to be built of tea, and spice business on 13tli avenue. conference of the church the following absent because of illness and others Third Grade. Miss Bennett, teach­ GLENDOLA reinforced concrete. The sum of $75,000 M. H. Chase of Newark is at his resolution was adopted: because of death in their families. er: William Ackiss, Haywood Brown, has been appropriated for the work, the cottage, Eighth avenue and A street. " Resolved, that the members of the Reference to the departed and to the John Ferruggiari, Eliot Goff, Albert Appeal to Governor Fielder Rev. J. Leuppie went today to Morres- state contributing $50,000; the boro of Mr and Mrs. Blair of Plainfield are quarterly conference of the First M. E. sick sombered the reunited Howellites Giunco, Wilcott Pearce, Andrew Quic­ town to assist this evening and Sunday in Belmar, $5,000; the boro of Avon, §5,000; here for the season. church are concerned about the increasing for tlie time but the usual enthusiasm ker, Maud Abbott, Alice Beerman, For Troops. the celebration of Thirtieth anniversary of and the county of Monmouth, $10,000. Mr. Strunsky of New York has pur­ disregard of the rights of our people to the and hearty good fellowship that had Mary Buhier, Jessie Henderson, Mar­ the building of the M. P. Church of that It is expected that work on the improve­ chased the Atlantic hotel on Ocean enjoyment of a quiet and orderly Sabbath marked the three previous assemb­ ian Miller, Margaret Byrd. place. Mr. Leuppie was pastor there ment will be started June 1. avenue and is having the place day by some persons who visit our boro on lages prevailed. Fourth Grade. Miss Hankins, teach­ Some years ago. The building of the jetties will, it is STRIKERS DESTROY TRAIN thoroughly renovated. that day. Complaint is made by many Eulogies for the departed were er: Paul Capobianco, Raymond Stines, On Saturday evening, May 3d, Miss hoped, make a channel into Shark River Mr. and Mrs. Lissner and family of persons, residents, whose several homes given, telegrams of sympathy sent to Herman Strudwick, Samuel Byrd, Inez Etta May Pettel and Mr. t-rank Freer 240 feet wide at its narrowest point. The cover a large part of our town, that games the sick and bereaved and a resolution Brown. both of Manasquan, were married by Rev. Newark are at their Twelfth avenue channel will have a depth of five feet at Tracks Which Feed Mines In Mount of baseball are frequently played on Sun­ of deepest sympathy was seut to Fifth Grade: Clifford Heyniger, Al­ J. Leuppie. cottage. low tide and nine feet at high water. Hope and Wharton Sections Blown day at several locations in the boro by bert Ferriggidri, George Donnelly, Mrs. Elizabeth Wolverton of New­ Joseph S. Conover, the young attorney Up—Women and Children Fight With Rev. Henry Hull assisted the pastor of young men and great noise and quarreling Private interests have from time to time Carrie Hoffman, Mamie Jones, Sarah ark was a Saturday and Sunday visi­ of this city who is in the Long Branch Deputy Sheriffs— Expect Soldiers the Allenwood church Sunday morning in with profane and indecent language, re­ dredged a portion of the inlet and it is Newman, Thomas Williams. tor here. hospital from self inflicted bullet There Soon, a Mothers’ Day service. sult— all this to the injury of our young anticipated that a harbor will be opened Fifth and Sixth Grades, 2nd division. Mr. and Mrs. James Bresnahan have for light draft launches. wounds. Halstead H. Wainwright of About forty of the silver pins of the people who are attracted to the games. Miss Benedict, teacher: Edward Klein­ Morristown, N. J., May 10.—His dep­ moved into their bungalow adjoining Manasquan, who succeeded Mr. John­ Cross and Crown series have been given Therefore this board protests against the kauf, Kenneth Mayer, William Robin­ uties derided and unable to obtain any­ their F street residence. ston as president of the society, said out in the Sunday School, for the first continuance of the practice and directs the son, Virginia Bearmore, Evelyn Den­ thing like order in the vicinity of Mrs. McTewel and family of Brook­ that much of the organization work nine months. At the expiration of the secretary to send a copy of this resolution ton, Dorothy Haberstick, Melvina Mount Hope and Wharton, N. J., lyn are here for the summer. Belmar Boys Scouts of the society had been done by Mr. where the miners are on strike, Sheriff next three months, thus completing nine to the mayor and council, with tlie request Matthews. A strawberry festival will be given Conover at Mr. Johnston’s request. Gillen appealed to Governor Fielder years regular attendance, gold pins will be that such games be prohibited on the Sab­ At a meeting of the advisory committee Sixth Grade. Miss Miller, teacher: in the basement of Como M. P. church for troops. The governor has not yet given. bath day.” Tuesday evening, Geo. C. C. Wilson was Ernestine Giunco, Louisa Jackson, on Wednesday evening; May 21. replied, but in view of the fact that he The clerk was instructed to notify the elected Chairman; Paul C. Taylor, Vice- Eleanor Miller, Alta Newman, Emily On Sunday morning the Sunday School A tag day, the proceeds of which hail already given the sheriff a call owner of the sidewalk in front of the old Chairman and Dr. Fred V. Thompson, Pyott, Hazel Howland, Margaret Bid­ down for failure to maintain order it of the M. P. Church elected the following will be used towards the purchase of Burroughs’ Residence Oswald hall and S. Shiff to have their Secy-Treas. The committee is composed dle,. William Peters. is expected the required orders will be officers to serve for the ensuing year: a lot for a library building, will be sidewalks on F street repaired within 30 of the following men with the three named Seventh Grade. Bessie L. Corkey, given. Superintendent Lafayette Elmer; Asst. held sometime in August. This will days.! above, William M. Bergan, E. E. Gaige, Threatened By Fire teacher: George Bergen, Everett New­ Fifty deputy sheriffs were sent to Superintendent, Walter Woolley; Sec’y, be the only official tag day permitted Mount Hope to try to get control of the In a communication to council complaint It. G. Poole and W. A. Gassin. man, Louis Woolley, Bessie Barka­ Morris Woolley and Morris Elmer; Treas., in the boro this summer. Smoke issuing from a dormer win­ strikers there. They had orders not to was made against the erection over the All but about -$60 having been pledged low, Marcelia Bearmore, Marie Fair­ Mrs. J. Leuppie; Librarian, Everett Don­ It is rumored that Charles Beer- dow in the stable in the rear of the use their guns if women or children building line of a house on Twelfth avenue, for the purchase of the Baptist Chapel for ahay; Organist, Helen Elmer; Asst. mann, the butcher, has purchased the William M. Burroughs’ residence on fax, Ethel Hoppock, Alma Hoppock, were in the mobs. Tbe deputies- were a permanent headquarters the committee Organist, Minnie Springsteen. near E street, owned by Mrs. Pinniger. Ninth avenue, between E and F streets Jeannette Housel, Gladys Rodgers, made light of. They were stoned and Dunfee property on F street, opposite authorized its purchase. The boys have It is claimed that the house is six feet over Belmar, Monday morning, caused an Ruth Woolley. driven about the place in derision and - Mrs. Mary Wintress who recently sold the school house, and will convert pledged to raise $150 of the purchase the line. The matter was referred to the alarm to be sent in from box 18 at Eighth Grade. Miss Moyer, teach­ were hooted and booed. They were ab­ her place here to Mrs. Broome, has taken part of the building into a butcher price before next F'all. boro solicitor. Tenth avenue and F street All the er: Charles Conklin, Frederick Goff, solutely without effect except to make a house at Keyport and will move her shop. Twenty-four boys attended the fifth boro apparatus responded. A small Lisle Gaige, Preston Newman, Morgan tilings worse. They did not use their furniture Wednesday. Miss Marie Fenton who has been con­ monthly service in the Methodist Church guns because two-thirds of the mob blaze was found in the loft, which VanNote, Frances Brockstedt, Gladys On Tuesday morning a horse v a: found fined to her home on D Street and 7th last Sunday evening when the Pastor of which assailed them was made up of was quickly extinguished. The origin Morris. lying along the road leading to F’arming- Avenue the past three weeks is again Deal Golf Season Starts the church spoke on the Fifth Scouth law; women and children. Stones and dirt of the blaze is not known. The dam­ dale several hundred yards north of C. L. able to be but. Miss Fenton will resume Courtesy. and filth stormed the officers, and they age was slight being confined mostly could not reply. Hall’s grocery store. The animal by her duties with the Cosolidated Gas Ap­ Decoration Day Event Inter-patrol baseball games are being to the roof, which was ripped up to Another section of the mineral rail­ appearance evidently was abandoned by pliance Co., Monday. played. locate the fire. I. W.W. THREATENS TO road was blown up and the roadbed some miscreant. It had been struck with It is estimated that more than 500 The season at the Deal Golf and The Troop team have played five games destroyed. This occurred just outside some object or otherwise had been shot people viewed the three small swan Country club will open next Satur­ of baseball with outside teams and have MAKE PATERSON DARK of-Mount Hope and must have been from the appearance of its injuries tut on Silver lake that were hatched out day, an,d from that time until the won all of them. GUN CLUB SHOOT AT done as an act of contempt, as the not entirely killed. In this state it was a few days ago. Another swan is final events, on Saturday, Sept. 27, The boys expect to have a full Troop to road was already pretty well tied up abandoned and allowed to suffer. setting on four eggs. The birds are there will be a weekly competition on represent them at the Rally in Red Bank, by other boles blown in it previously. Saturdays and holidays. LOCH ARBOUR BEACH Tuesday there were wild times in the Dr. Davidson was called to shoot the being looked after by Frank Brown. May 24th when they expect to enter all May Tie Up Lighting and The first big event of the season mountain section of tlio county. The horse and end its suffering. Mrs. Harriett Carpenter and daugh­ the competetive events and also put on Members of the Asbury Park Gun will be a 36-hole match against par tracks which feed the mines and the Steps, it has been stated, will be taken ter, Mrs. William Simpkins, of Los several demonstrations. club competed in a little shoot held on Decoration day. There will be a Gar Systems. Mount Hope and Wharton sections to discover the party who perpetrated the Angeles, Cal., have returned home on the beach range Saturday. Prizes silver cup for the winner and prizes were blown up. A train was blown' to cruel act. after an extended visit with Mrs. offered were a thermos bottle for first pieces despite tbe efforts of the sher­ for the leaders in the morning and USE PEPPER TO ESCAPE. Paterson, N. J., May . — Adolph Why this animal was abandoned in such Carpenter’s son, John Carpenter of and a shell case for second place. 10 iff’s men and the armed guards of the afternoon rounds. Lessig of the I. W. W. at- an open air a condition or by whom is a mystery to Seventh avenue. Two Prisoners Throw Fiery Stuff In John Burtis and James Mackintosh Empire Steel and Iron company to pro­ The qualifying round for the June meeting here began his speech to 10,- the surrounding community. A benefit for the Alumni of the Bel­ Sheriff’s Eyes, One Escaping. tied for the first prize and in the tect them. Tho company then made a cups in classes A and B will be start­ 000 silk strikers tills way: mar High School will he held at the BelvHleVe. N .1 . May Hi.-Frank Sul shootoff, Burtis won the bottle. Mooney protest to Governor Fielder, complain­ ed the following day. This competi­ “This meeting is cubed as a protest ing that it was not receiving proper Iona Park Theatre on Tuesday Even­ livan. an Indian from Kansas, made a was in second place and was awarded tion will bo continued on Saturdays against the action of the jury in con­ protection, although tho sheriff had Newbury Returns To Point ing, May 27th. suer, v- fill escape from,the county jail the case. to June 28, when the final round will here, alter (browing pepper in the eyes victing Patrick Quinlan. And we are been given ample warning that there George S. Newberry who has built up In a sweepstakes that followed, I. be played. of sheriff Henderson and then terribly going to make this protest more sub­ would be trouble. lie failed to act. it Pleasant After Brief Absencea milk business has entered into the ice R. Taylor and Ralph Burtis divided is asserted, and the train was wrecked. A 36-hole match, in which only a dnbblng the sheriff and his housekeep­ stantial in a few days, for “we’ll tie cream manufacturing business. All first money, while second was split For tlie last forty-eight hours there lias selected 18 will count, will be played er. Miss Carrie Sutton, who had gone up every trolley line and automobile Point Pleasant, May 16— W. Theodore orders are shipped from his plant on among H. Beringer, H. Burtis and H. been an utter defiance of authority in oil July 4, with the quality rounds to ihe aid of the sheriff garage in this city for two nights and Newbury, son of Contractor George C. Tenth avenue where orders will be George Foster, another prisoner, who Johnson. the mining country. of the handicap matches lor the plunge the city Into darkness. Newbury, came home unexpectedly last received. figured in tlie getaway, was grabbed Governor Fielder delivered a sharp president’s cup, the vice president’s ’’This was done in Paris, and it was rebuke to the sheriff and intimated he night on the 11:25 train. He had been In spito of the cold wave this week and held before lie was able to escape cup and the club cup taking place effective. One of our follow workers must preserve order. The sheriff made missing for some time and it was thought several cottagers were in town making from the jail A general alarm lias was sentenced to be hanged. A pro­ another pretense of doing so and then that he met with foul play. He refuses preparations for the season. Also on the same day. The final rounds been sent out for Sullivan. Elberon Fish Company test was made and the sentence was called for the soldiers. It is expected to speak of his absence or to make known many cottages were rented. in these three matches will be played cut to seveu years. That was not satis­ some companies will soon be in, the where he has been. Paul C. Taylor lias one of the on Saturday, July 26. On this day FIRE OFFICERS LOSE JOBS. factory, so tlie workers cut off the mine country. Croce delivery trucks to take care of those who qualified for the champion­ Destroyed By Fire city’s light for two nights, nnd the his many rush orders. ship on the preceeding Saturday will Burlington Passes “Ripper” Bill as A loss of $10,000 was sustained Sun­ man was released from jail. We’ll try WELLESLEY GIRL RUN DOWN, Early Morning Blaze play the first round. Blow to Political Manipulators. day afternoon when fire destroyed that here.” The qualifying round for the John The suggestion was popular with the Burlington. N J.. May Id.—Common the plant of the Elberon Fish com­ Miss Irene Fogg, a Junior, Laid Up In F. Shanley memorial cup will take council at a meeting passed a tiro de­ great crowd. The strikers shouted for F'ire was discovered at 3:25 this morn- STUDENTS SEE MAN HUNT. pany, on the ocean front at Elberon. Hospital With Injuries. place on August 9, on which day there partment "ripper” ordinance, legislat­ three minutes. It was evident they be- ing on the premises of Howard Haberstick Eighteen men at the fishery lost all Wellesley, Mass.. May Pi - Miss Irene Negro Under Fire Dashes Across Nor­ will also he 1-hole medal play and ing nut of office the department offi­ l.eved they bau been instructed to cut on 13th Avenue and L Street. Tlie fire their belongings and several hundred wires and stop cars and were await­Fogg, a member ot the junior class at mal School Campus. the semi-final round of the club cers of its own appointment, as well department responded but their services dollars in cash. Only a small section ing tbe definite word to proceed to this Wellesley college, was run down by an Montclair, N. J., May 10.—Scores of championship. :ix those chosen under the old ordinance were only of use in protecting adjoining by tiie liren.cn themselves. of the ice house remained standing af­ vrork. automobile and seriously injured. girls attending the Montclair State The final round of the club cham­ Miss Fogg ran out of the college gate buildings. The house which was unoccu­ The department affairs have been in ter the flames had been extinguished Lessig said afterw .rd that he did not Normal school were excited when offi­ pionship, the first round for the Shan­ on Central street to gel a trolley car pied was totally destroyed. Tlie loss is cers In pursuit of Walter Mills, a ne­ a muddle since January, when certain by the firemen, and Monday morning mean to convey that impression. ley cup and a four-ball modal play “The executive board of tbe I. W. W. for her home in Auburndale. The uia estimated at about §2,000. gro, who Is alleged to have murdered eoun.-ilinen tried to manipulate the at 4.30 the blaze again broke out in handicap arc scheduled for Saturday, will meet tonight,” said he, "and de­ chine, owned by John IL Wolcott ot his sweetheart., Millie Munda.v. chased election of a chief engineer and as­ the ice house. This time it was burned Aug. 16. On the following Saturday sistants for political purposes. cide when .we will issue a call to the Brookline and driven by IV. B. Chap to sill the man through the grounds of the to the ground. New nets ready to be motormen, conductors, chauffeurs and jnan, his chauffeur, struck the young v e t o . school, firing at him as he fled to the the second round for the Shanley cup put out were destroyed. The loss is power house men to join with us in woman and knocked her to one side Governor Sulzer Puts Two Platoon woods. Mills Is charged with having will be played, as well as the quali­ Tri-State League. partially covered by insurance. this protest We sha.l ask them to Mr. Wolcott and ids wife took Miss Plan Up to Cities. stabbed the Monday girl on Fine street. fying round for the September cups. At York Atlantic City, 5; York, 3. Manager Elwood Jeffrey and his shut off the lights and tie up all the Fogg in tlie automobile and carried Thomas Spear was startled by the At Trent.)u - Wilmington, 4; Tren­ Albany. N V.. May Hi.—Thu two Labor day brings the first and second crews of 18 men were either on the street cars and automobiles for two her to a physician's office, where she appearance of the man at tlie Crow’s ton. 2. platoon lircim-n'- bill for Buffalo. New rounds for the September cups in beach front or at sea driving poles at nights. If they arc men they will do was treatcr Mini then sent to tlie New Nest hotel, just north of the normal At Alicnti.wu Harrisburg, 8; Allen­ York and I!"

“Swat the fly." Yes. swat It way out into the outfield. JAPAN DEMANDING ACTION TO INVOKE THE SHERMAN ACT SECRET WOULD AID ENEMY FACTORIES RUSHING WORK

About the only croaking one hears these days is done by the frogs. The Hague Japan’s Hope—Tokio Ir* P osecution for Criminal Conspiracy Taken from Emergency Bureau Night Cullings From Late Dispatches That sistent That United States Agree Under the Sherman Law to Fol­ of March 4, When Offices Were Epitomize the News of the State Many persons do not like the cab* on Arbitration Before Present low Curtailment of Production Crowded with Visitors—Other for a Week— Fishermen Report aret, preferring to know what they Treaty Expires Augst 24. if Present Plans Carry. eat. Ships’ Plans Also Missing. Good Luck at Coast Resorts. Washington. — Coincident with the Washington.-—John Sharp Williams, St. Louis boy swallowed a whole Washington.—-In spite of efforts to Charles Dtiffield of Richwood has dispatch by Secretary Bryan of the a member of the Senate Finance Com­ crawfish. Fortunately, it wasn't an minimize the incident, the Navy De­ taken the lead in setting out sweet State Department of a telegram to mittee, caused a stir by the statement eel. partment is greatly concerned over the potato plants, and has several thou­ Governor Hiram W. Johnson, of Cali­ that manufacturers and other produc­ theft of duplicate sets of battle fire sand in the ground. fornia, requesting him to veto the alien ers who may find it necessary to re­ Tombstone cutters, are on strike— control plans to be installed on the land bill, attention is directed to the duce wages, diminish their working super-dreadnought Pennsylvania. The Uriah G. Smith, a carpenter, who an added argument for the lower cost attitude of Viscount Chinda, the Jap­ forces or curtail production when the of decease. sets were stolen at different times fell while at work on a building in anese Ambassador, who has courteous­ new tariff goes into effect will incur from the Bureau of Steam Engineer­ Ocean City three weeks ago, died in ly but firmly represented that his Gov­ not only the risk of being investigated About this time, the preliminary ing in the Navy Department, the first the Atlantic City Hosiptal. ernment looks for an Agreement from by Secretary Redfield’s. department, step is taken in the formation of on the night' of March 4, when the the United States before August 24, but may be prosecuted criminally by June brides. department building was crowded with Boy Scouts ha-e secured permission when the present treaty with Japan the Department of Justice. persons watching the fireworks dis­ to fell trees in the new borough park expires, to arbitrate the questions in­ Only two per cent, of musicians are Not all of Senator Williams's Demo­ play in honor of Woodrow Wilson’s at Wenonah for the erection of a log volved before The Hague Tribunal. cratic colleagues share his views. The inauguration as President. When the cabin for a summer club house. bald, but it is too late for many men Secretary Bryan’s telegram, which to join a band. Senator believes that the Sherman second set of plans disappeared is not was made public at the White House, iaw may be extended to cover eases known to the department. Announcement is made that the au­ was as follows: Special agents of the Department of As soon as all women wear fend­ HE photograph shows Gov. Hiram Johnson of California at his desk in where employers decide to curtail tomobile bridge across Great Egg Har­ "Hon. Hiram W. Johnson, Governor, Justice and representatives of a na­ ers on their hatpins the men can quit the Capitol signing the alien land law in which the administration at business for the influencing of senti­ bor Bay, from Ocean City to Somers' Sacramento, Cal.: tionwide private detective agency, as carrying nippers. Washington took a deep interest on account of the possibilities of foreignment to bring about repeal of the Point ii to be completed by Novem­ “The President directs me to ex­ tariff act. He says it all depends on well as the Washington police, have ber 1 press his appreciation of your courtesy complications. The farmer ought to be a happy whether or not the evidence shows a been called in by Secretary Daniels in in delaying action on the land bill now conspiracy among the employers to his efforts to run down the mystery. An athletic association with an en­ man about these times. Everybody before you until its provisions could wants to help him. bring about a restraint of trade. The thought of what the thief might rollment of 50 members has been or­ be communicated to the Japanese Gov­ T have stolen has caused much more ganized under the auspices of the Senator Williams was moved to ernment and considered by it. TARIFF BILL BRYAN PLEDGES alarm than the knowledge df what he Ba?rington Presbyterian Sunday Our opinion is that the world will make this statement because of al­ “ His Excellency, Baron Chinda, has, survive despite incomprehensible pic­ leged threats to close factories, dis­ has succeeded in taking. School. on behalf of his Government, presented tures and slit skirts. charge employes and take other ac­ About the only real secret connected an earnest protest against the meas­ PASSES HOUSE NATION TO PEACE with battleship construction nowadays A mock trial of a breach of promise tion to show resentment against the ure. As you have before you only two However, the kind of umbrella that new tariff bill. The Senator has no is the fire control apparatus, that is, case was held in the Culver Grammar courses, viz.: To approve or to veto, you cannot lose is not much good for doubt that the legal machinery can be the electrical devices and arrange­ School, Millville, by the High School it will avail nothing to recall to your Measure Goes Through By Vote Secretary of State Delivers used to shield Congress from coer­ ments by which the firing of the big Athletic Association, before a large keeping out the rain. attention the amendments suggested cion. guns Is controlled from a central sta­ audience. to the Legislature, and as the Presi­ One trouble with simplified spell­ of 281 to 139 Message From the President tion. Every nation endeavors to dent has already laid before you his “The Sherman antf-trust law gives ing is that the authorities still fool­ guard its fire control devices from Drs. Charles P. Opdyke and Frank views upon the subject it is unneces­ ample authority,” he said, “for the ishly Insist upon regular rules. prosecution of any men who shall en­ every other. Bowyer, two well-known Jersey City sary to reiterate them. On the other hand, it is information physicians, are at odds over an alleged "He passes over questions affecting INCLUDES THE INCOME TAX IS FOR UNIVERSAL AMITY ter into any agreement or understand­ Experts tell us how to achieve a about fire control which governments "spite fence,” erected on Dr. Opdyke’s treaty rights for two reasons: First, ing to cut wages or reduce output to ripe old age, -when what one wants is restrain freedom of competition in maintaining navies are most anxious property. because the bill passed by the Legis­ tc obtain in regard tp their rivals. to retain one’s verdant youth. trade. lature is avowedly intended to con­ Industries Which Under New Bill At­ Secretary of State Tells His Own and Officers of both the army and navy Alfred Zehl, 11 years old, of Eliza­ form to treaty obligations; and, sec­ Wilson’s Peace Plans— Lord Wear- “The injunction has been used fre­ While adopting those dinky little tempt to Cut Wages Are Threat­ are well aware that most European beth, broke his left arm when he fell ond, because any conflict complained quently against trade unions to pre­ hats the dear women cling obstinate­ ened with Investigation by dale and Representatives of Governments and some others main­ down the cellar stairs at his home. He of would be a matter for the courts, vent them from engaging in sympa­ Colonies Add Asurances. tain spy systems and always have in was taken to the Alexian Brothers' ly to the old long range hatpins. House Leader. thetic strikes or secondary boycotts. but the President feels justified in ex­ their pay agents who are expected to Hospital. pressing again his desire that action It may well be within the legal limits There is a peculiar fascination in New York.—The cause of peace steal from rivals confidential informa­ on the subject be deferred for this Washington.—The Underwood Tar­ to prevent the closing of industrial the accoutrements of angling now dis­ brought together at a dinner to the tion of a military character. The Two brothers, Charles and Walter session, and he expresses the desire iff bill, including provisions for a plants with the definite object of co­ played in certain shop windows. graduated income tax as verbally foreign delegat,:. of the International United States, of course, has no such Martin, 19 and 17 years old, of 311 the mere freely because the Legisla­ Conference a distinguished company ercing Congress. system. East Kinney street, Newark, are being ture can be reconvened at any time if amended, passed the House by a vote Some persons do not like the pleas­ of men of world renown. Statesmen, “I understand that the President and Plans of fortifications have disap­ held in $1,000 bail each on a charge of the welfare of the State requires it. of 2!1 to 139, with one member vot­ ant chorus of the frogs, but some per­ of men of world renown. Secretary Redfield intend to have the peared hut the thefts have not been at attempted robbery. “He is f■ I ly alive to the importance ing present. There was a majority of Bureau of Corporations inquire into sons have no music in their souls. 141 over the combined opposition of Secretary of State William J. Bryan the War Department. A notable in­ of removing any root of discord which made it an occasion to spread broad­ the conditions which influence busi­ stance of this kind a few years ago At Jersey City Frederick Kulhne- may create antagonism between Amer­ the Republican and Progressive party A German banking house has failed cast this country’s protest against war. ness to reduce wages because of the attracted a great deal of attention. man of Secaucus was found not guilty ican citizens and the subjects of Ori­ members. More remarkable than the and its chiefs have fled. The exam­ Lord Weardale voiced Great Britain’s new tariff hill. It may develop from Plans of the fortifications at Corregi- by a jury in the Court of Common ental nations residing here, but he is size of the majority and the enthusi­ this Inquiry that an agreement or con­ iner over there has a fierce mustache. asm of the Democratic cohorts was plea for lasting peace among all na­ dor, in Manila Bay, which the army Pleas. He was charged with living impelled by a sense of duty to express spiracy existed for concerted action the fact that only twelve members of tions. Both speakers addressed them­ has always guarded with more secrecy unlawfully with Mrs. Lena Alberts. the hope that you will see fit to allow in closing industrial plants which A German banker named Puppe the House were absent out of a total selves to the rulers and peoples of all than any other defended position, were time for diplomatic effort. The na­ would lead to criminal prosecutions." has fled, leaving debts of $7,500,000. enrollment of 433. lands. Charm was lent to the affair picked up on the streets of Bombay, The Stanford Metal Railroad Tie Sort of going to the dogs, so to tions affected by the proposed law by the presence of women prominent Senator Williams strongly objects to India, by an officer of the British army. Company has filed articles of incorpo­ are friendly nations— nations that have The political complexion of the vote speak. in society and philanthropic work. the proposal for public hearings on ration in the office of the county clerk shown themselves willing to co-operate was as follows:— The brief reception furnished oppor­ the tariff bill. He said that if hear­ JACK JOHNSON FOUND GUILTY. at Elizabeth. The capital stock is in the establishment of harmonious Aye. Nay. For the cure of cancer $2,500 tunity for presentations which started ings were granted the Senate would $100,000 divided into 10,000 shares. relations between their people and Democrats ...... 275 5 worth of radium was applied. At this the spirit of good-fellowship that pre­ “hold the country by the tail for six Pugilist Testifies for Himself and ours. Republicans ...... 2 120 rate few people will be able to afford vailed throughout the evening. It ex­ months.” Case Goes to the Jury. While the agent at the Reading “If a postponement commends itself Progressives ...... 4 14 to have one. pressed itself when Mr. Choate, who Chicago.—Jack Johnson was found Railway station at PleasantviH© went to your judgment the President will be Independent ...... 1 The Senator concluded with the was in his happiest mood, referred to | guilty of “White Slavery” on all seven out to meet the train from Atlantic pleased to co-operate in a systematic prophecy that the free wool and the Have you heard the wall of thos? Secretary Bryan as a man who had county of alleged violation of the City robbers entered the station and effort to discover and correct any evils Total ...... 281 139 sugar schedules would not be amend­ who are humiliated because the lux­ labored earnestly in the vineyard of Mann act. carried off a large bag of money from that may exist in connection with land Voting present, 1. ed by the Senate. ury of paying an income tax is de­ peace for many years. Johnson was on the witness stand the safe. ownership by aliens. Not voting, 12. nied them? Secretary Bryan was then intro­ in his own behalf for forty minutes. “W. J. BRYAN.” KILLED HUNTING EGGS ON CLIFF For the first time in twenty years duced and received enthusiastic wel­ He admitted that he paid Belle At Bayonne, E. S. Wheelihan, 28 Is the wearing of a green hat with the Democratic party saw a general come. In several boxes within his Schreiber’s fare from Pittsburg to years old, of Wegman place, Jersey SING SING TORTURE HOUSE. a neat little bow- in the rear an indi­ tariff measure go through the House view were representatives of Japan, William Crispin Had Climbed to Nest Chicago and furnished a fiat on the City, was killed under the wheels of cation that the wearer possesses of Representatives with the certainty who listened intently to his speech. of Rock Hawks. South Side for her, hut denied any a Lehigh Valley freight train on a Barbarities Worse Than Those of that in one form or another it will temperament? Mr. Bryan said: Easton, Pa.— Dr. Cora B. Roberts violation of the Mann act. spur of the railroad on lower Consta­ Middle Ages, Says Investigator. be the law of the land in a few “I am glad to bring to this gather­ and Miss Florence Shimer of Riegels- Denying that he ever bought any ble Hook. months. A Boston chiropodist has been ar­ Albany, N. Y.—“Stories of torture ing the greetings of our President, and ville found the body of William Cris­ diamonds for Miss Schreiber, John­ Some sort of a currency reform rested for bigamy. Possibly he has of prisoners in the Middle Ages sound to assure that he is in most cordial pin, a scientist of Salem, N. J., at the son said that he spent between $9,000 Six-year-old Eric Carreselli, of 518 measure is the next thing to be tack­ been throwing himself at the feet of like descriptions of luxuries in com­ sympathy with the purpose that has foot of cliffs that rise 700 feet above pnd $10,000 on her. Central avenue, Jersey City, while led at this session. This was deter­ too many women. parison to the tales that have been brought us together. I feel honored the Delaware River near Narrows- A motion for a new trial was made passing in front of 925 Bergen avenue, mined at a conference. told me of the lives that some of the to speak for our Government and in ville. and a hearing was ordered. Johnson with his father, was bitten on the left Then there is that morbid form of prisoners in Sing Sing live.” Mr. Underwood was cheered by the its behalf. What I shall say to you Mr. Crispin, who was a member of was released on bonds of $30,000. arm by a fox terrier owned by Eliza­ self-conceit that leads a man to con­ This indictment of New York Democrats and warmly congratulated will be in harmony with that which the Academy of Sciences, Philadel­ The maximum sentence under the beth Zachasiche. sider himself a hoodoo because the State’s oldest penal institution is em­ for his forbearance hy Republican has been said. I am a believer in phia, and interested in gathering eggs Mann law is five years, regardless of home team always loses when he at­ bodied in the report made by George leader Mann and Mr. Murdock the peace. I am proud to be connected of rare birds, was after the eggs of the number of counts. Cynthia Darrah, 10 years old, was tends a ball game. W. Blake, of New York, a special com­ Bull Moose leader expressed his ap­ with the Administration that is an rock hawks which built tfceir nests bitten by a neighbor’s dog while she missioner appointed by Governor Sul­ preciation of courtesies extended him advocate and an exponent of peace. along the Nockami cliffs. He pro­ WON’T BAN ELOPEMENTS. was playing hide-and-seek near her Climbing 200 steps after breakfast zer to investigate prison affairs. and his followers hy the Democratic “When men are mad they talk about cured 400 feet of rope and went to home, 49 Monroe street, Trenton. The took superfluous weight from a wom­ The worst feature—that dqaling leader. w'hat they can do, and when they are the cliffs last Friday. That was the Fear of Decreeing Children Illegiti­ child is the fourth victim of the dog, with the morals of the convicts—Mr. Concluding the debate in opposition calm they talk about what they ought an. It probably would have the same last seen of him alive. mate Halts Legislators. whose owner defies the neighbors. effect upon a horse. Blake says cannot be discussed in a to the Republican amendment to cre­ to do. And it is the purpose of this Madison, Wis.—The State Legisla­ Investigation disclosed that Mr. public document, but should be called ate a tariff commission, Mr. Under­ plan to provide a time for passion to ture defeated a bill to make elope­ At Paterson Justice Minturn re­ Crispin had gone to the top of the The fact that some women can be to the immediate attention of those wood indirectly answered numerous subside, for reason to regain its ments into adjoining States illegal. fused to issue a writ compelling the cliffs, fastened the rope to a tree, and induced to resent bitterly the charge competent to deal with the situation. contentions that the bill would cre­ throne, and it is the hope of those who The hill, championed by Assemblyman city clerk to call a special election on lowered himself gbout 300 feet to a of being too well dressed shows that The investigator describes condi­ ate business depression by saying: — believe in the plan that when it is Rosa, himself a bachelor, was intended May 20 for the election of election tions as “frightful.” The prison cells, “I give you notice now that if any adopted between this nation and other ledge. It is supposed he slipped there feminism is marching. and fell. to prevent the marriage in other commissioners as asked in the petition he says, are dark, small, damp, filthy great manufacturing establishment at­ nations it will then be adopted be­ States of divorced persons forbidden filed by the Election Commission And after it has taken us all these and infested with vermin. In them tempts in the interest of the Repub­ tween other nations, until the nations to rem a'ry under decrees granted in League. of the earth will be knit together by long years to learn to spell, why in­ men contract rheumatism. lican party to grind down the wages KILLS BEAR WITH AUTO. Wisconsin. The law would make such flict misery through being compelled of labor there is a bureau of the gov­ these agreements and pople will learn marriages void in this State. John D. Weyant, of Richmond, Stat­ ernment created by the Democratic war no more.” to learn all over again? FROST DOES HEAVY DAMAGE. Throws Robe Over Attacking Bruin's It was found, however, that the fre­ en Island, an alleged bigamist, was party that will go Into that factory Head—Wheels Do Rest. quent elopements of Wisconsin people brought to Hudson county on extradi­ Connecticut Fruit and Vegetables and investigate the matter and make JAPAN FILES A PROTEST. into Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and Min­ tion by Prosecutor’s Detective Frank Baseball becomes more scientific Walden, Colo.—When a huge griz­ Ruined by Late Cold Spell. known the reason for such action.” nesota would thereby be made illegal, Bennett. It is alleged he married Ger­ every year. Expert fans now have zly bear rushed at Dr. J. A. Dundan of Plainfield, Conn.—With the ther­ This announcement by the House Washington. — Japan made formal and any children illegitimate. trude Johnson of Stapleton, S. I., in telephone calls arranged in advance this city while he was making a mometer down to 22 degrees, ice a leader fits in with the pre-inaugura­ protest to the United States against Jersey City last July. It is said that to summon them from their work. the California alien iand-owning legis­ mountain tour, he saved himself from half an inch thick in sheltered places, tion statement of Mr. Wilson, that he CONGRESS NOT FOR SUFFRAGE. at the time he was married to an Al­ serious injury and possible death by the ground frozen hard and most of would try “to hang on a gibbet as lation. The protest was made by Vis­ lentown, Pa., girl. Only one child was born to every count Chinda to Secretary Bryan. throwing a lap robe over the animal’s the fruits and vegetables killed ex­ high as Haman’’ any financier seek­ Representative Heflin’s Poll Gives thirty families in Paris last year, Half an hour later the protest was head and then running over it with his cept spring peas, orchardists and gar­ ing to create an artificial panic under Cause a Black Eye. The Central Railroad of New Jersey which city would not be a desirable taken up for discussion by President automobile, killing it instantly. deners of Connecticut face a disas­ the new administration. Washington.— Representative J. T. has notified the Union County Mos­ place for a baby carriage factory. Wilson and his Cabinet. trous season. The bureau to which Mr. Under­ The doctor was about to step from Heflin, of Alabama, announced that a quito Extermination Commission that Peach and apple trees are badly wood referred is the Bureau of Foreign The Japanese Ambassador was the car to go to a ranch when Bruin poll of his fellow members which he it will undertake, at its own expense, That Seattle Judge who made a given every assurance that our gov­ damaged. Fully two-thirds of the blos­ and Domestic Commerce, which has charged him. The doctor wrapped has just taken shows the majority in the drainage of one of the worst mos­ prospective bride and bridegroom ernment would proceed in a very soms and young-set fruits have been already begun an investigation of the robe around the bear’s head, and the House against "votes for women” quito breeding spots between Eliza­ listen while he tried a divorce case friendly spirit with the discussions to killed, strawberries and clover are claims that the tariff bill would wreck while it wrestled with the robe he ran to be 5 to 1. He adds that the senti­ beth and Newark. The spot the rail­ certainly doesn’t cater to the marry­ follow the deliverance to him of the badly damaged and grape vines are the pottery industry and throw out of over it. ment in the Senate, according to his road will drain is known as “Great ing trade. employment thousands of laborers. text of the United States’ reply. completely destroyed. advices, is overwhelmingly negative. Island.” SENATOR STILWELL INDICTED. Influences of the season are shown D. G. PERKINS AND WIFE KILLED. MINES SHIPPED TO PACIFIC. TONSILITIS ATTACKS 400. to be affecting our courts, one head- ! NEILL AND WILKIE TO QUIT. The State Board of Education has Accused of Accepting Money to Expe­ notified D. Henry Wright, interested line chronicling the fact that a "juror j Connecticut Lawyer’s Auto Turns Over Two Carloads Rushed from Fort du Epidemic at Canton, Mass., Closes dite a Bill. Commissioners of Labor and U. S. in the organization of a night school was taken out of the box." —Two Others Hurt. Pont, Delaware. Many Public Buildings. New York.-vStephen J. Stilwell, Treasury Prefer Other Work. for adults in Riverton, that the State Norwich, Conn.— Donald G. Perkins Wilmington, Del.—Acting on orders Boston.— An epidemic of tonsilitis State Senator from the Bronx, was in­ Washington.— Dr. Charles P. Neill, will pay $1 a night for 80 nights to­ A man’s throat was cut in a bar- of Norwich, one of the leading crim­ from the War Department, the officers in Canton has killed nine persons in dicted by the Grand Jury on a charge Commissioner of Labor, has tendered ward the support of such an institu­ ber-shop when a bomb exploded. He inal lawyers in Connecticut, and his of Fort du Pont, near Delaware City, the last two weeks. Four hundred of of having asked George H. Kendall, his resignation to President Wilson tion. complained bitterly because he was wife were killed in an automobile ac­ have made ready, within a few hours, the 3,000 residents are ill. Some are president of the-New York Bank Note and will become head of the newly not having his shoes shined. cident in Branford Park. In the car the available mines there for shipment in a critical condition. All schools and Company, for a $3,500 bribe to get a created labor department of the The New Jersey State Training with them were Mr. and Mrs. Noel to Fort Baker, California. public buildings are closed and busi­ bill out of the Codes Committee of American Smelting and Refining Com­ School for Feeble-Minded Boys and On the latest and greatest steam­ Rogers of Norwich, who were hurt Two carioads of the order were ship Just launched there are lifeboats ness is suspended practically. the Senate, and was.held in $5,000 by pany. That company employs 20,000 Girls, Vineland, has bargained for a seriously. shipped at once, and it is expected for 5,250 persons. Still, the proper The State Board of Health dis­ Justice Seabury in the Criminal men. farm of 500 acres of wild land In the In making a turn on the highway that other such material will be sent thing for a ship to do with lifeboats credits a report that milk from a farm Branch of the Supreme Court. He was John E. Wilkie, chief of the special southeastern part of Landis township the car skidded and turned over. They in a few days. No explanation was Is not to need them near Canton was responsible for the paroled in custody of his counsel. customs agents of the Treasury De­ to be used as a health resort and phys­ leave two sons and two daughters. given out. disease. partment, will also resign. ical training ground for the-boys. In the Back Bay baby market PREDICTS STRIKE ON 48 LINES. BOSTON & MAINE ECONOMY. MRS. WILSON HANDS OUT PLUM blondes fetch $2 and brunettes $10 In VICE BILL MAKES HIM RESIGN. GOOD ROADS A “PORK BARREL.” The Woodbury Council has decided spite of the fact that most of our Head of Conductors’ Order Thinks that pushmobiles, skatemobiles and all Trains Are Cancelled and Many Em­ Gets Postmastership for Girlhood Wisconsin Assemblyman Says Law J>oetry is about golden-haired babies. Railway Employes Want It’. New Congress Committee First Step such contrivances must kqep off the ployes Are Dismissed. Friend at Rome, Ga. Carries Brand of Infamy. Detroit, Mich.— A. B. Garretson, Toward Omnibus Highway Bill. sidewalks. \ Boston, Mass.—An era of retrench­ Madison, Wis.—Assemblyman Carl Possibly it has never occurred to Washington. — Mrs. Woodrow Wil­ president of the Order of Railway Con­ AVashington.— A new “pork barrel,” ment has set in on the Boston & Hanson, of Manitowoc, said that he \ you that one sort of suit that is al­ son will have the privilege of naming ductors of America, expressed the be­ plan designed to relieve the treasury Gluocester county has a dozeaN big Maine aRilroad system. A dozen pas­ would quit the Legislature because of ways made large enough to stand a the postmaster of Rome, Ga., the town j lief that the referendum vote of the of more millions has been evolved in automobile dealers, and all say that senger trains on the Fitchburg and the passage of a bill to create a vice little shrinkage is the damage suit | where she was born, through the cour­ railway employes of forty-eight East­ the House. It is embodied iu a resolu­ the demand for machines has been Southern Divisions have been can­ commission. He said: — tesy of Representative Gordon Lee, ern lines, now being taken, will result tion which the rules committee has away ahead of all expectation. Most celled, and orders reducing the num­ “When the Legislature will pass a The Los Angeles high school girls of Georgia. She has chosen J. A. j in favor of a strike unless salary in­ agreed to report providing for the of the spring orders have come from ber of employes in the engineering bill as foolish as that, appropriating are to be taught practical plumbing. Bowie, who knew her father and j creases of 20 per cent, are granted creation of a new committee to which farmers within a radius of 20 miles of and bridge departments went into ef­ $10,000 for such a purpose, it is time Now they can lose their finger rings mother and also herself when she was j this year. all bills authorizing appropriations for Woodhurv, and the dealers cannot get fect. Many engineers and conductors to go. It is a disgrace.” in the washbasin drain pipes with im­ a little girl. The result of the balloting will not good roads shall be referred, /it is the machines fast enough. Fully 90 have been “laid off” and firemen and Hanson then left the chamber and punity Representative Lee had intended to be known for three months. the understanding that this resolution per cent, pay spot cash for the m trainmen have been discharged. recommend another candidate. i took a train for home. will be passed at this session. chines. it Is shown by the reports filed, that of no counting of scores— simply the best CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE .3 0 0 BATTERS TOOK DUBUC YEARS TO LEARN twenty-seven establishments, fifteen of three hands winning out of four. FISGH CHARGES which are silk mills, showing an ag­ There were ten sets of favors. After Frenchman Spent Long Time in Per* gregate capital invested of $1,494,000, five sets of favors had been used re­ fecting Slow Ball Delivery— employing 1,458 wage-earners, and pro­ '' • _—--*::l1— w''rrrr.' ■ . freshments were served, then playing Worked It Out Himself. OFFEROF BRIBE ducing goods during the year 1911 val­ was resumed until all the favors had ued at $2,294,591, passed out of exist­ been used. At the last each loser It took Jean Dubuc of the Detroit ence during the year 1912. Of these brought an extra favor for her fa­ Tigers three years to gain control of Revenue Officer, Upholding Jury eleven ceased operations voluntarily vored partner and herself, which his slow ball. because no money was being earned, called forth much merriment, as they Jean made this statement while Reform, Challenges Accusation and four were forced into bankruptcy were large paper sacks blown out and talking with a party of friends regard­ by creditors. One of tbe former class tied at tlie top with various colored ing his famous delivery, and the pitch­ was a silk manufacturing concern that ribbons. They were to carry the fa­ er said that there are times even now had been moved to Plainfield from vors home in, and they were needed. when he finds it a difficult task to DENIES HE OFFERED JOB Paterson to get away from labor trou­ It certainly was a very jolly party, control the delivery. bles, but found matters in tnat re­ and the idea is adaptable to all card, “I cannot tell how many days I spect so much worse in the new loca­ parties where the hostess desires worked on the delivery,” said Jean. Joseph Cavanaugh Admits He Is Fed­ tion that the firm was force-* to give something out of the ordinary. The “I know that there were countless eral Official Mentioned and Demands up, and retired from business. favors may be as elaborate as the times, at first, when I felt likb throw­ Written Statement—James R. The most serious loss which our in­ purse will permit. The ones at the ing up the sponge and forgetting that dustrial interests suffered during the Nugent Sails for Europe. party described consisted of bonbons there was such a thing as a slow ball year was, however, the removal of Mother Goose Party. in fancy boxes, imported chocolate, delivery. nine establishments to points outside (Special Trenton Correspondence.) salted nuts in dainty receptacles, pa­ “It has been said that Clark Grif­ of the State, taking with them the en­ Masquerade and fancy dress par­ Assemblyman S. L. Fisch's charge per aprons, neck ruffs of flowers, fans, fith taught me the delivery. That tire equipment of machinery, and a ties are always delightful, but of all that an attempt was made to bribe him parasols, paper hats, post cards, etc. isn’t true. I worked it out myself, large proportion of their aggregate the pleasant gatherings which I have to vote for President Wilson’s jury re­ and month after month I practiced it, working force. In these nine plants attended the Mother Goose party form bill failed to excite Newark. Je- aiming to get the same motion with there were $2,656,000 capital invested, takes the lead. Invitations to the ef­ Portraying Nature With Bible Verses. seph Cavanaugh, a deputy internal the slow ball that I did with the fast 980 wage-earners were employed, and fect that Mother Goose will be pleased revenue collector, frankly admitted Very recently a correspondent asked one. I did not experiment witn any the total value of products as reported to welcome her goslings at the res­ that he was the person alleged to have me for some Bible scheme to interest by them in 1911, was $3,126,989. idence of whoever gives the entertain­ batters until several months after 1 made the offer, and challenged Fisch children, to be used as part of a Sun­ had started work on the delivery, but In all, we have lost thirty-six plants ment on such an evening, are sent day school program. Seems to me to put his charges in writing. out fully two weeks in advance. The when I did start I succeeded in fool­ Cavanaugh demanded that Fisch, — twenty-seven closed in consequence the following arranged by Harrlette ing some of them. request to come in costume repre­ who was elected as a Progressive Dem­ of inability to earn money, and nine Wilbur would be acceptable. Learn­ “I got St quite near the perfect senting some one of the characters ocrat, explain what led him to go over because of more advantageous condi­ ing the verses as given will teach the stage when with Montreal In 1911, but found in “Mother Goose” can be writ­ to the Smith-Nugent faction when the tions being found outside of our bor­ children about the Bible and how last year, with Detroit, I had it going ten on a small card and inclosed in jury reform bill became an issue. As­ ders. The total capital invested in much it contains about the flowers at its best. Many persons think I the envelope with the invitations. semblyman Fisch is a young lawyer. these establishments was $4,150,000; that we have today. This could be use it on numerous times during the These invitations can be made very So flatly did the charges fall that the total number of wage-earners em­ used on “Children's day,” which is ob­ game. I don’t. If I use it five or six ployed, 2.438; the total value of all pretty if one can paint, by having lit­ James R. Nugent reconsidered his de­ served in so many churches early in times I am resorting to the delivery tle water color or pen and ink cision to postpone his trip to Europe, products as shown by their last re­ June. quite often. sketches on them—such as little and left Newark for New York. ports, $5,421,571; and the total amount 1. Lily (Luke 12:27). Bouquet of “The use of the ball depends on the "Jack Horner” or the “Three Blind The alleged attempt to bribe As­ of wages paid, $1,173,978. Each suc­ lilies, anemones or some lilaceous hitters and the clubs. There are some Mice” pursued by the "Farmer's Wife,” semblyman Fisch was made at New­ cessive year’s compilation of the sta­ flower. batters in the American league who with her “Carving Knife.” ark. He said a stranger came into his tistics of manufactures shows a num­ 2. Grass (Luke 12:28). Bouquet of murder a slow ball, while others can­ You maye be sure after these notes office and talked about the jury re­ ber of establishments having retired long grassblades tastefully arranged. not hit it. Naturally, then, I depend have been sent out that there will be form bill, then dropped the intimation from business from one or another 3. Star (Matthew 2:9-10). Large upon the delivery when facing men I a ripple of excitement among the that there might be substantial rea­ cause, hut the number this year is star. know are weak before it. young people, and Mother Goose melo­ sons for changing his vote. very much greater than at any time 4. Vine (John 15:1, 5). Long, grace­ “My slow ball has never been hit since beginning the compilation of dies will be at a premium—those with Fisch told the story of the visit of ful cutting of a grapevine. for an extra base but once, and that colored illustrations in particular. the “person” who, he said, offered the these annual statistics; ,/e nearest time it was slammed by Neal Ball of Great ingenuity can be exercised in 5. Cedar (Psalms 92:12). Branch bribe. He said: “I found a man wait- approach to the shrinkage of 1912 was the Boston Red Sox. He caught it for getting up the costumes. At last the of cedar. | ing for me when I reached my office during the panic years, 1907-1908. Al­ a double, but I can say, with pardon­ eventful night arrives and let us sta­ 6. Wheat (Matthew 13:24-30). Stalks i Thursday afternoon. I later learned ways heretofore the growth of industry able pride, that there were times after tion ourselves in the hall and watch of wheat. that he had waited a half hour for me. from the starting of new plants, many that when Ball was helpless before the guests as they come in. Most of 7. Flower (Isaiah 40:8). Bouquet I did not know my caller, and as 1 of which came to us from outside the delivery. the girls came without escorts, for of any flower in season. came in he rose and said: ‘I guess States, has much more than offset “Tris Speaker hit it the hardest. all were determined to keep their 8. Palm (John 12:12, 13). Palm you don’t remember me.’ these losses; just how far they will We were playing the Red Sox in De­ identity a secret from brothers and branches. “I said I did not, and he followed me be cancelled by this year’s growth can troit one day when I tried to cross sweethearts. “Mother Goose,” the into my office and closed the door. He not be determined until tbe close of 9. Mustard (Matthew 13:31, S3. A Speaker. He caught the ball squarely hostess, stands in the front parlor and | told me what he had to talk about was tbe fiscal year, when the reports re­ mustard plant from some wheat field; Ed Walsh, Premier P itcher of White Sox. and drove it on a line to Cobh. That is soon welcoming a motley throng. j of a confidential nature,-then said to lating to new factory construction are the larger the plant the better. was a close shave, and I thought all in. “Old King Cole” was closely followed Pity the poor, hard working Amer­ connell, Jack Warhop and Ray Cald­ me: ‘I am in a position to do some­ 10. Willow (Psalms 87:1, 2). Long when the ball left the bat that it was by “The Fiddlers Three.” “Little Red ican league batsman, who is about to well. thing for you and myself if you will The Jury Reform. willow branches. ticketed for a home run. Riding Hood” was charming in her be robbed of much glory! The cry Cleveland Naps—Vean Gregg, Wil­ change your vote or stay away from The prospects of jury reform by the 11. Barley (Ruth 1:22).- Stalks of “The slow ball is the hardest de­ scarlet cape and carried a little bas­ has gone that pitchers of eight clubs lie Mitchell, Bill Steen and Cy Falken- the session.’ ” " Legislature are less encouraging than barley. livery of any to master. It's easy ket filled with candy instead of the are in a conspiracy to “bust” the Cobb- berg. Mr. Cavanaugh first laughed, then they were, and it now appears prob­ 12. Fir (Psalms 54:16.17). Branches enough to throw curves or the spit- eggs and butter. The “Queen of Jackson-Lajoie combine of .300 hitters. St. Louis Brown—Carl Weilman, grew indignant when asked about Mr. able that the real purpose of the re­ of fir. ball, but in acquiring the proper de­ Hearts” was radiant in a gorgeous These pitchers, it is alleged on good George Baumgardner, Earl Hamilton, Fisch’s story. fusal is to injure President Wilson. 13. Rose (Isaiah 24:1). Bouquet of livery for a slow ball a pitcher has to costume. “Rain, Rain, Stay Away” authority, are determined to exter­ Roy Mitchell, Leverenz and Allison. “I defy Fisch to write out any If it is put forth through the nation roses. have a world of patience.” was represented by a pretty blond, minate many of the .300 species and Detroit Tigers— Jean Dubue, George charge against me, and put his name that the Democrats of the President’s 14. Rushes (Isaiah 35:7). Handful who carried an immense red umbrella. drive others back to the bushes, writes Mullin and Recruit Pitchers Klawitter, to it,” he said. “What is all this mys­ home State have rejected him, his op­ of tall rushes. “Little Boy Blue" dashed into the George Robbins in the Chicago News. Hall and House. tery about? I was the man who went ponents elsewhere and especially 15. Oak (2 Kings 13:14, revised ver­ QUAKER CITY FANS REJOICE room, blowing his horn, carrying an Improved pitching seems tbe order Even the New York Highlanders, to g»je Fisch, and I also saw Assembly­ those in Congress will pluck up cour­ sion). Some oak branches. imense sheep of cotton. Two girls on every club in the American league, with Chance’s trailing Yankees, have man Louis Lewis. I appealed to both age and a party split may then follow, 16. In concert: Pslams 46:11, 12, 13, Both the Athletics and the Phillies Are exactly the same height came as twin except the Philadelphia Athletics and had uniformly clever pitching in most to stand by the pledges of the party. extending very far. Of course, few Displaying Great Form— "Bo Peeps,” carrying gilded crooks the Boston Red Sox, who do not re­ of their scheduled games this season. I said that only twice in twenty years members of the Legislature who are Pennants Seen. and fans with the picture of a sheep A Circus Supper. quire so much high class slab work McConnell, working for the Highland­ had Essex County elected Democratic opposing the jury reform will confess on one side with “I'm Little Po Peep," as other teams that could be mention­ ers, outpitched Walter Johnson in the Assemblymen, and that it would be a to this publicly, but there is not one Do not tell me there is nothing new There is a strong hope in the breasts etc., on the other. "Daffy Down Dilly" ed. The pitching has improved to such first contest of the season in Wash­ disgrace if they betrayed the people. of them who does not know that such under the sun, for 1 think this circus of the Philadelphia fans that the was one of the best characters repre­ an extent that base hits are becoming ington, but lost 2 to 1. In the second What under heaven could I offer these will be the construction placed upon supper is decidedly new and clever. world's championship series will be sented. “Jack and Jill” went hand in a precious article and managers may game of the New Yorks, played at men? it, and, far and wide, will go the cry A hostess gave it who was certainly fought out in the Quaker City next hand to get the “pail of water.” "Jack have to resort to the sacrifice game to Boston, Chance’s men were again “Fisch professes not to know me. that “Wilson has lost New Jersey.” original, and let me tell you, she did fall between the Athletics and the Horner” sat in the proverbial corner dribble in the trying runs. nosed out 2 to 1, Caldwell pitching That alone is sufficient to show how In view of what men like Champ Clark nearly everything herself. A party of Phillies. Connie Mack’s team has and pulled out "plums” from a gigan­ “We’re mighty lucky to get base splendid ball all the way. Joe Wood and Oscar Underwood have sacri­ six went to the circus and came to given evidence that it will be a for­ thin this whole business is. Why, I tic “pie.” “Humpty” Dumpty did not hits nowadays. The pitching is be­ worked for the world's champions. Ray have known him since he was a boy, ficed for party harmony, the Demo­ her house afterwards for “just a bite,” midable contender for the American look any the worse for the "great coming more and more of tbe air­ Keating, the former New England and my son and I worked hard on elec­ cratic legislators of this State may and this is what they found: league pennant. The majority of the well be ashamed. fall.” “Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary” tight variety up here,” said a big league pitcher, who led that circuit critics concede that it is stronger tion day to help him win.” In the center of the round table was The object of jury reform is simply proved herself most agreeable and leaguer who had suffered a batting last season, has been a winning slab than ever. The Phillies have also • Cavanaugh has been prominent in a ring made by a circle of lightweight slump. to make it possible to obtain justice “Taffy, the Welshman,” was one of asset for the Yankees. shown great speed at the start off and Democratic politics in Newark for brown cardboard, cut to represent a Improved hurling in the American which is now denied the people in the most popular characters in spite Washington is certain to have an­ may cut a figure in the National years. His reward was appointment picket fence; it was glued together league is more pronounced in west­ many counties of the State. A few of his propensity for stealing. other great season with its trio of clev­ league pennant fight. The Phillies on to the position of deputy in the Inter­ and there were several realistic trees ern teams, and the greatest advance days ago the last of the defendants in When all the guests had arrived er hurlers, with a possibility of Carl paper appear about as fast as any nal Revenue office. He admits that he and shrubs purloined from the Noah’s In this department has been made the courst-house fraud cases in Jersey Mother Goose, with Old King Cole, Cashion breaking in and completing a team in the league, but somehow or has no influence with the appointing- ark in the kiddies’ nursery, as were by the Chicago White Sox. Cleveland, City were discharged without trial opened the grand march and the mu­ great rotation quartet. power and has had no conversation the animals, elephants, giraffes, etc. St. Louis and Detroit, however, seem The prosecutor and judge were com­ sic played merrily. A piano will do with the President, Secretary Joseph One elephant w-as on top of a barrel to have cornered some reliable slab pelled to let them go because the chief for the dancing, but the addition of a P. Tumulty, Governor Fielder or any­ (from doll's clothespin set), and there sinners had been acquitted by a jury. violin is a great improvement. Much body else who could make promises of were four tiny clown dolls over which That is one concrete case among the merriment was occasioned when the political reward the guests fairly screamed. The many which have brought out public- masks were removed before the re­ place cards were made by taking very "I am a Federal officeholder,” said and private protest, which are de­ freshments were served. While the small embroidery hoops (wooden), Cavanaugh, “but that does not deny nounced by the judges, and which tbe young people are home for the summer covering them tightly with plain white me the right to tell an Assemblyman President has characterized as abom­ vacation some one may give a party paper upon which the names of the that he ought to keep his pledges. inable. like the one described, and I am sure guests were inscribed with red ink. When I called on Fisch I had just re­ There cannot be a free and safe gov­ it will be successful. Of course, the I almost forgot the fairy tightrope turned from Trenton, where I visited ernment in this country without hon­ masking is not essential, but adds a dancer on a golden wire stretched be­ the Federal building, and I told As­ est and fearless juries to try crim­ little spice to the enjoyment. The re­ tween two gilded meat skewers, and semblymen at the Capitol what I told inals, and so long as juries are select­ freshments need not be elaborate, but the dapper little ringmaster with a Fisch and Lewis, and I stand by all I There is joy in Gotham now that ed by sheriffs controlled by party a large bowl of lemonade should be whip in his hand beside a bareback Christy Mathewson has rounded into said.” bosses, so long will the people be de­ conveniently placed where it will be rider in a fluffy blue maline skirts. form. Prosecutor Hood, an appointee of nied their rights and live in danger. easy of access to all. First on the menu were "circus * * * Governor Wilson, said that if charges rings.” made of rounds or rings of Rumor has it that Jimmy Sheckard of bribery were made in writing he Deadlock to Continue. A Novel Card Party. toast spread with anchovy paste; will be the next boss of the St. Louis would see that they were investigated. Consideration by the Legislature of This pretty card party was conduct­ next, “wild beast” croquettes, which Cardinals. “But the statement Assemblyman a constitutional convention bill seems ed like a cotillon and was a great suc­ were of chicken with legs made from » * * Fisch makes is intangible and very in­ to be a waste of time, as there is no cess. It was given for forty guests, meat skewers, heads of olives and Hughie Jennings claims that rook­ definite,” the prosecutor added. likelihood that the deadlock between and the tables were scattered through­ tails of shoestring potatoes. They ies pitch better ball in the spring than Assemblyman Lewis declined to be the House and Senate, which existed out the large rooms of a spacious were served with “hay,” (more shoe­ the veterans. drawn into the affair. He said that. on this subject during the winter, will country house. In the first place each string potatoes) in a little mound in * • * Cavanaugh had asked him to stand by be broken now. The Hennessy bill, guest found her place at table with front of the “beast.” Green peas Gus Williams, the Browns’ young the party promises. Mr. Lewis’ assist­ passed by the House, contains the pop­ three others by means of a souvenir were served in paper cups and circus outfielder, is one of the best fielders ant was present at this interview and ulation basis of representation at the name card. lemonade was passed. This was a in the country. confirms what Cavanaugh said. As­ convention, to which the less populous When all had arrived and were seat­ trapped fruit punch, colored pink. • * * semblyman Maguire kept out of the counties of South Jersey most strenu­ ed at the tables tbe hostess was very There was no salad, hut the ice cream Chick Gandil’s excellent batting is city. ously object, and it is freely predicted particular to personally introduce made up for any lack, being frozen The Bureau of Statistics, of which helping the Senators to be a factor in that the measure will never go through each partner, if unacquainted, which in shape of clowns. A caterer fur­ the pennant race. George C. Low is chief, has nearly the Senate— one representative from made everyone feel more comfortable. nished these and they had red candy * * * completed its annual canvass of the each county. Then the bell rang and playing be­ buttons and red candy bands around factories and workshops of the State, Lefty (Texas) Russell can be class­ gan. Four games were played and the peaked caps; the eyes were of which will, when finished, and the Girls’ Club Head Weds. ed as one of the sensations of the sea­ the losers were the ones to move, go­ currants. Peanuts in striped bags and data tabulated, show existing condi­ The bachelor girl club, which was son in the American league. ing to a table for favors. These they bonbons in clown-shaped boxes were * » * tions and the general trend of industry recently formed at Mount Holly, and gave to the winners at the other ta­ passed with the coffee. Every one for the year 1912. Up to the present known as the “Jattaharp” Club, the Manager Griffith picks the New York bles, who were taken to the table of was delighted with this unusual sup­ time approximately 90 per cent, of the name being formed by using the first Giants to win the flag in the National the losers, and thus they met an en­ per. manufacturing establishments have letter of the surname of each of the league and the Senators in the Amer­ tirely new set of players. There was MADAME MERRI. ican. filed their reports, and all are required members, has been compelled to seek * * * to be in not later than June 1. a new president, as Miss Etta F. Christy Mathewson hopes to smash With something less than 10 per Tomlinson, who was elected to that all pitching records this year. This cent, of the total number of manufac­ office, has since announced her mar­ Most Approved Designs in Manager Charlie Dooin. turers in the State still to hear from, riage to Edward H. Gibbs of this City. Walter Johnson. is Matty’s thirteenth year in the big show. other they do not appear able to put Shoes for Fashionable Feet tvorkmeli, who have joined the ever * • • Prayed for Sudden Death. Purchases Capital Stock. forth their best strength. Last sea­ increasing band of hit exterminators. Jack Barry, the Athletics’ star Walter Hedden, 44 years old, of this The Taylor Wharton Iron and Steel son they were picked as the team to In the east Chance’s New York High­ shortstop, is playing a great game at city, who was killed by a trolley car Company, of High Bridge, acting un­ give the Giants the hardest fight, but landers have made the greatest ad­ the short field for the former world's at Princeton, had prayed for weeks for der the provisions of the new anti­ injuries to star players and revers­ vance in the pitching department. The champions. a sudden death. About a month ago trust laws passed this year by the al of form of their pitchers were Boston and Washington teams already * * * his son died, and since then he told Legislature, upon the advocacy of causes that resulted in their downfall. possess winning slab quartets. Manager Connie Mack is trying to his relatives that nothing would suit This season, with the good run of luck, President Wilson, filed a certificate Even the Philadelphia Athletics, who persuade Harry Mueller, the crack him better than instant death, and the Phillies may come up to the ex­ with the Secretary of State, showing failed to succeed themselves as world's Navy catcher, to sign a contract with that he had been praying for such a pectations of their friends. If they that the company purchased the capi­ champions, promise the fans of their the Athletics. demise. He started across the tracks tal stock of the Tioga Steel and Iron city an improved slab staff this * * * do Charley Dooin will be hailed a* of the Mercer County Traction Com­ among the greatest of managers. Company, of Pennsylvania. season. They say that Home-Run Frank pany in Princeton when he was struck The consideration was $275,000, of Following are the “combines" of Baker of the Athletics carries as many and instantly killed. Those who wit­ which $75,000 was paid in cash and the fiingers who are doing much to cause hats with him as an actor carries imi­ Season Starts Too Early. nessed the killing declare it was pure­ rest in 100 shares of the preferred consternation in the ranks of bats­ tation clothes. Charles H. Ebbets, owner of the ly accidental. stock of the Taylor concern. men in the American league from Chi­ * * * Brooklyn Dodgers, delivered himself cago to Boston: Frank Chance says he turns to the of an oration in the grand stand at Beauty of Fountains. Thirty Bills Pending. Chicago White Sox—Ed Walsh, box score to see what his old team is the Philadelphia grounds the other The wonderful fountains on the The hoots of washable leather have buckle. They are crossed over the Jimmy Scott, Doc White, Eddie Ci- doing before he looks at any other day, saying the baseball seasons start Duke estate, near Somerville, cause There are more than 30 bills before uppers of tan cloth, and are for wear instep, crossed at the back cf the an­ cotte, Albert’ Russell, Frank Laugo part of the paper. too early. He would . rather have Newark visitors to wonder why their the special session of the Legislature. with tailored suits. The pump is an kle, crossed agaiD higher up at the and Joe Benz. * * * them extend into the other end of th*. city has no few of these. With the The House has received only bills re­ Improvement on that of former sea­ front of the ankle and fastened be­ Washington— Walter Johnson, Tom Capt. Larry Doyle of the Giants winter. great pressure of the water supply al­ lating to the three subjects for w-hich sons. It is more easy to keep on. A hind. Hughes, Carl Cashion and Bob Groom. praises Clark Griffith's team. Larry most any kind of fountain could be op­ the extra session was called, namely, buckle over the base of the instep For wear with afternoon gowns Boston Red Sox— Joe Wood, Hugh believes the Senators will finish near San Antonio’s Record. erated, and the loss of water would be jury reform, constitutional convention helps to hold them in place, and a black satin shoes have preference Jiedient, Charles Hall. Buck O’Brien the top this season. San Antonio has already established small, with a little care a-nd ingenuity. and small boards of freeholders, but small strip of suede, which clings to over every other sort. The hoot And Ray Collins. * » * one baseball record for 1913 Pitcher All foreigners like fountains, but this the Senate has let down the bars for the stocking, is usually fastened in­ shown has a ribbed satin vamp and Philadelphia Athletics— Eddie Plank, Chief Meyers claims to have no­ Davenport, 6 feet 7% Inches tail, is Is especially true of tlalians, who, in­ all kinds of legislation, and the Assem­ side the heel of the shoe. The low fastens w-ith black pearl buttons. Chief Bender, Jack Coombs and Re- ticed that when ball players are trav­ tlie lengthiest tosser in baseball. deed, admire nothing so much. It is bly will probably follow suit later. Un cut evening slipper is often fastened Black satin wears well and can be re­ • ruit Pi»hers Brown, Hoack and Pen- eling and the train stops they want to partly early education, for the fountain less the flood of bills is checked early over the instep and about the ankle lied on to hold shape and cut. ock. eat. Yts, and they frequently expe­ Scott Drops Epitter. has been n great feature in all parts there is a strong probability that the with bands of ribbon. These band3 The patent leather slipper shown New York Americans— Russell Ford, rience tWe same desire when the train “ Death Valley Jim" Scott of the of Italy from tiie earliest times. session will last well into the summer. are fastened on opposite sides of the with the French heel has a cut steel ay F eating, Ray Fisher. Georao Mo- is movinif. 1 White Sox has dropped the suit ball slipper rim about an inch from the buckle strapped with velveL The Coast flflveitisei Professional Cards. B E E R M A N N ’S (Incorporated with which Is the Coast E ch o ) T T A R R Y R. COOPER Summer Warmth Attorney-At-Law in LLOYD 1. SEAMAN New York and New Jersey Editor and Publisher New York Office, 34- Nassau Street Telephone 3726 John Winter T H E T H E A. deB. LUPKE Belmar, Evenings and Every Thursday Cash 908MeatF STREET Market SOWING AND REAPING. H O VIr L A N J ) Managing Editor 10 a . Ai. t o 4 P. >1. Opp. Post Office Genesis 42— May 18. Residence, 009 Sixth Avenue “Whatsoever a man sotceth, that shall ho also o y n t o n S q u : ro A C 'i reap."—Galatians 6:7. in c h Published Every Friday at ILO H. CREGO. HE story of Joseph and hla F u r n a c e s g i v M JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. iiC irvcid i! THE LEADING BELMAR, N. J. TheBest Quality and brethren continues. Today’a genial, gentle, al!-p( N O T A K V p u b l i c . lesson illustrates how the re­ n e a t— a n d d o it s o persistently Publication Office and Plant /OMMISSIONKH OK DKKDH. membrance of their cruelty Choicest Meats At — that you forget Jack Frost K street. Belmar, N .J. 704 Ninth avenue, B e l m a r , N. J. towardc their brother Joseph harassed B is abroad till you stick yen; ’phone 580-M TAR. FRED T. HABERSTICK, the evil-doers long years after. Our C a s h G r o c e r y LOWEST PRICES Golden Text seems to lay down a prin­ nose outdoors. “ Entered as second-class matter, Febru- DENTAL SURGEON ciple. Whatsoever anybody sows In­ ary 95, 1908, at the post office at lJe‘™ar' POST OFFICE BUILDING. telligently will bring a harvest of sim­ With a “ Square P ot” it's N. J., Under the Act of Congress of Mar. Phone 5I4-L Belmar, N. J. ilar kind. OF BEI.HAH. N. J. Butter, Butterine, lossible to experience balmy S, 1879.” Gas administered H o u r s 9-5 The famine-stricken region included Subscription Kate Eggs and Lard Palestine. Word spread that there une conditions in bitter R. STANLEY D. PALMATEER One Y e a r ...... $r.oo D was no lack of food In Egypt, and that , a n u a r y . (Strictly lc Advance) DENTIST corn of the old stock was sold there at Single C o p y ...... 3 cents Chamberlain Bnilding, Ninth Ave. ORDERS PROMPTLY DELIVERED moderate prices. Jacob directed his It’s all in the square firepot. sons, men of families, to go down to * Belmar, N. J. This is a wonderful furnace advertising r a t e s o n application . Egypt and purchase wheat. Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. Phone 531-R As strangers, they were directed to improvement. It gives m u c h Telephone 592 M All communications, advertisements, or Joseph. Through an interpreter, he m o r e radiating surface than other matter to be guaranteed proper in­ JAMES B. HOUSEL We Give S. & H. Green Trading Stamps. Inquired whether they were spies, com­ Come In and round fircpots do, and for that Get Our Specials sertion, m ust be handed in not later than Justice of the Peace ing to see how much corn there was noon on Wednesday of each week. BELMAR, N. J. in Egypt, that they might bring an reason a comparatively little All notices of entertainments by church­ Notary Public and ADVERTISEMENT army to steal it. es, societies, etc., at which an admission Commissioner of Deeds They explained 8 0 4 1 STREET Office— Eighth Avenue and F Street fee is charged, for resolutions of organiz Free Ladies and Gents Watches, truthfully. Joseph ations in cases of death of members, or Hours: 5 p m. to 8 p. m. similar reading matter which is not in Rugs, Bracelets and Jewelry of ETery then Inquired the form of general news will be charged Description, Lace Curtains, Rugs, about Jacob aud for at the rate of five cents per line for House Furnishings, Rifles, Moving Benjamin. Final­ each insertion. SPECIALISE Picture Machines, Skates, Printing ly he put Simeon into prison, and Legal Notices. —The Coast Advertiser Eyes Examined. Cor­ Presses, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly is a legal newspaper, and as such is the rect Glasses Made. sent the others BJSZaii-Siai.--. proper medium for all legal notices. Some West Park St. everything you can think of you can home with corn, advertisements belong to us by law, while NEWARK get Absolutely Free for selling our with many others telling them that it is optional with the Beautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin they would need LEWIS LUMBER CO. party interested as to what paper shall Striped Handkerchiefs at 10c each. more and might publish them. They sell rapidly, can generally be have it, provided JAMES H. SEXTON 6 Splest" sold in every house, Don’t send us that they brought Items of Local and Personal Interest UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER coal goes a great w ay farther any money, but write us to send you their youngest brother with them. Invited 606 F Street, BELMAR LUMBER 159 Main Street. ASBURY PARK a lot of Handkerchiefs to sell, that The guilty consciences of the breth­ in it. This square firepot Tel. 21 Asbury Park, Residence 397 ren connected these experiences with when sold you will send us the money never clogs, but keeps a live, Telephono or telegraph orders receive their own wrong course iu tho past. F R ID A Y , MAY 16, 1913 personal attention. and get the premium selected. Sell­ They said to one another, “We are blazing fire with very little Millwork, Hardware, Paints, King’s Winsor, ing 24 handkerchiefs entitles you to verily guilty concerning our brother, attention. All in all, the W all Board, Beaver Board. mmmmiiiimiiiHiiimmimmiiimmiiii your choice of an Elegant Watch, 3 when we saw the anguish of his soul, He serves all who dares be true. Square Pot is the ideal heater. 5 No connection with any other Gold Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, Etc. when he besought us and we would Good Shingles for $3.50 and up per 1,000 — Emerson. Establishment Write us to-day, we trust you and take not hear: therefore is this distress Ask the nearest dealer to show you back the goods if you cannot sell them. come upon us.” They knew not that Square Pot Furnaces and Boilers. IN0LA CO., CHICAGO, ILL. Joseph understood them, but he with­ SOUTH M AIN STREET drew and wept. His heart was not LEGAL NOTICES hard. He was merely giving them a ASBURY PARK, N. J. MULFORD’S profitable lesson. Mill on Premises Branch Yard, Spring Lake, New Jersey 1 OUR SUCCESS IS | Many Stripes and Few Stripes. S due to the fact that we have won = When Jacob’s sons arrived with the ON RULE TO BAR CREDITORS. MUSIC STORE 6c a Flew Pork — the confidence of our customers by ~ wheat, they told thoir experience to E always maintaining the highest 5 EMORY ST., Next to LeMaistre’s EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE. E standard in quality and being liberal jj5 their father. Moreover, they were per­ plexed to find that the money paid for Lillie M. E. White Executrix to Margarotte A — in our policy. ASBU RY PARK, N. J. Our Churches Camp, deceased, by order of tho Surrogate of the wheat was returned in each sack. the County of Monmouth, hereby gives notice Century Edition, and all the Their minds continually reverted to to tbe creditors of the said deceased to bring In | H. Willard Wiseman | St. Rose’s Church Masses: Sunday, 8.00 thoir debts, demands and claims against the Latest Hits io Cents a Copy. the crime of years ago. Many times and 10.00 a. m. Hcly days, 5.30 and 8.00 estate of said deceased, undor oath or afilrma 5 for more than seven years with “ had -they reaped crops of sorrow and tion, within nine months from the Twenty- Ej my i uncle, Willard C. Wiseman CATAIOGS MAILED FREE. a. in. Week days, 7.30 a. ra. Benedic­ second day of March, 1913, or they will bo for­ 3 surmisings respecting what God might tion, Sundays and Holy Days, 7.30 p. m ever barrod of any action therefor against tho E (deceased). 2 salu Executrix. BETTER THAN SPANKING not exact from them in the nature of Confessions. Saturdays, eves of Holy Present olalm s to Jos. S. Conovor. Est|. Proctor | Now at 105 EMORY STREET E trouble, similar to what they had Days and First Fridays, 4 to 6 and 7.30 to Asbury ParK, N. J. Lllllo M. E. White. Spanking will not cure children of Near tho bridge— ZZ brought upon Joseph. 8.30 p. m. lOt. 13-23 *11.10 wetting the bed, because it is not a 5 Phone 1300-R Noto tho location 5 How adventageous it would he if this Avon— St. Elizabeth’s Church, Lincoln habit but a dangerous disease. The principle were generally recognized— and Fifth Avenues. Closed for the Winter. H ERIFF’S SALE.— By virtue of a writ fiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiT. C. H. Rowan Drug Co., Chicago, Il­ that every trespass'must receive a just R e v . W m . J . M cC o n n e l l . Pastor. of fi. fa. to me directed, issued out of R e v . J o h n P. G r a d y , Assistant. the Court of Chancery of the State of linois, having discovered a strictly recompense of reward! We have lost New Jersey, will be exposed to sale at harmless, remedy for this distressing such an appreciation of justice and First Methodist Episcopal— Rev. A C. Dennett, pastor. Preaching at public vendue, on M O N D A Y , T H E disease and to make known its merits such a looking for retribution because NINETEENTH D AY OF M AY, 1913, A . ZEGAS 10.30 a. m. by pastor. Junior Christian they will send a 50 cent Package se­ of a very false doctrine which pre­ Endeavor at 9.45. Sunday-school at 2.30 between the honrs of 12 o’clock and 5 vails. That false doctrine ascribes o’clockS (at 1.15 o’clock), in the afternoon Practical ^hneiriflkpr curely wrapped and prepaid Absolute­ p. m. At 7.30 p. m. preaching by pastor. only one punishment for every sin, and of said day, at the Court House, Freehold, ly Free to any reader of The Coast Prayer meeting Wednesdays, 7.30 p. m. that an unthinkable one—eternal tor­ in the township of Freehold, county of REPAIRING A SPECIALTY Advertiser. This remedy also cures Presbyterian Church— Corner Nintfi Monmouth, New Jersey. ment. Few really believe that doc­ avenue and E street, Rev. Charles Everett, All tract or parcel of lands and premises, Rubber Heels Put On frequent desire to urinate and inability trine or are really influenced by It D.D., pastor. The Junior Endeavor situate, lying and being in the Township to control urine during the night or Its monstrosity makes it unbelievable, society at 10 a. m. Preaching at 10.45 of Wall, in the County of Monmouth and ANY FOOT FITTED day in old or young. The C. H. Row­ and turns the mind aside from the a. m. The Sabbath school at 2.30 p. m. State of New Jersey, described as follows: an Drug Co. are an Old Reliable House, proper view of the punishments which Y. P. S. C. E. at 6.45 p. m. Preaching at “Such shipments mean Studebaker Beginning at the intersection of the 801 F S T R E E T write to them to-day for the free med God has foretold. t 7.30 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer Westerly side of D street with the South­ meeting at 7.30 o’clock. icine. Cure the afflicted members of Humanity cannot improve upon the has the confidence of the farmer>} erly side of Ninth avenue; thence running Cor. 8th Ave. BE U. AR, N .J. Twelfth Ave. Baptist.— Twelfth avenue (1) Westetly along the Southerly side of your family, then tell your neighbors Divine arrangement Hence all Chris­ tians 'should begin afresh to tell the and F street. Rev. James A. Smith, pas­ Every year over one hundred thousand horse- Ninth avenue fifty feet; thence (2) South­ £ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllilll!llllllll!l!£ and friends about this remedy. tor. Preaching at 10:45 a.m . and 7:30 driven vehicles are sold by Studebaker. Over a million erly at right angles to first course, one world of both the Justice and the Love p.m. Bible school at 2:30 p.m . Wed hundred and fifty feet; thence (3) Easterly 5 if you intend to build do not S of God—that God’s penalty against sin Studebaker vehicles are always in use. Stop and E forget we can sell you all you — nesday evening prayer and conference at parallel with first course fifty feet; thence is death, but that He has provided 7:30. think what that means. (4) Northerly by a straight line one hun 2 need from the foundation to — George A. Webber through Christ for release from that First Baptist— Ninth avenue and C This enormous output means that Farmers—the dred and fifty feet to the place of beginning = roof. BUCHANON & SMOCK = Manufacturer ot penalty, during Christ’s Millennial Being lot No. 1740 on a Plan or Map of street. Preaching service at 10.30 a. m. men who know—depend upon Studebaker wagons to Ocean Beach (now Belmar) made by H = LUMBER CO., Asbury;P«nk»..n* EE Elevators and reign. Then all mankind will be grant­ Sunday-school at 3 p. m. Preaching ser­ do their work. H. Yard, May 9th, 1873, a copy of which ed full opportunity of reconciliation vice at 7.30 p. m. Rev. P. T. Morris, map is filed in the records of Monmouth with God aud of restoration to God’s B. D., pastor, And a Studebaker wagon never fails. It is always County, subject however, to the same Dum b W aiters image and likeness, lost by Adam's sin. ready to do a big day’s work—and to keep on doing covenants and restrictions contained in all J a c o b ’s Gray Hairs For Sheol. Belmar Fire Alarm Boxes it. There are thousands of Studebaker wagons that deeds made by the Ocean Beach Associa­ Asbury Park Cement Pioneer St. and Pennsylvania Avenue When Jacob heard that Benjamin have been in service from 20 to 40 years. tion, and also known as premises No. 501 N e w a r k , N ew J e r s e y 3— Tenth avenue and F street. must go on the next expedition for A Studebaker wagon is a real business asset. Wheels, body, Ninth avenue, Belmar, New Jersey. Construction Co. Long Distance Telephone 23—Third tvomie and A street. frame, axles and running gear have been tested and retested by Being the same premises conveyed unto wheat, he protested vigorously. Jo­ Sidewalks, Cellar Floors, Steps 25— Fifth and Ocean avenues. experts. You can buy cheaper wagons but they’re not Studebakers, the said Emma D. Elston by Frederick seph was gone, and if now he should nor will they last like Studebaker wagons. W. Romine and wife, by deed dated June Driveways, Patent Stable Floors Branch Office :— 406 5th A ve., Belma- lose Benjamin, the grief would bring 31—Sixth avenue and F street. 29th, 1911, and recorded in the Clerk’s 36— Fifth avenue and C street. Whether in city, town or country, for business or pleasure, Phone 54 W down his gray hairs to Sheol—the tomb there is a Studebaker vehicle to meet your requirements. Farm Office of Monmouth County in Book 907 —tho death state. 41— Fourteenth and Ocean avenues. of deeds, pages 58, etc. Office, Room 2, Steinbach Bldg. wagons, trucks, contractors’ wagons, buggies, surreys, runabouts, In the Common Version Bible Sheol pony carriages, business and delivery wagons—each the best of its And intended to be the same land and Corner Cookman Ave. and Main Street Beware of Ointments for 43— Tenth avenue and C street. premises mentioned and described in the ASBURY PARK, N. J. is repeatedly translated Hell, Pit and 44— Eighth avenue and A streets. kind. Studebaker harness also, of every description. Catarrh That Contain M ercury deed of conveyance made by the said Em­ Grave. In olden times these three 45— Eleventh avenue and A street See our Dealer or write us, ma D. Elston,widow,to Lemuel G. Myers, as mercury will lurely destroy the sense words were synonymous. When the of smell and completely derange the 53— Fourteenth avenue and F street. bearing even date with these presents, C. A. ROGERS, Prop. whole system when entering it through Revised Version was in preparation STUDEBAKER South Bend, Ind. and as yet unrecorded. the mucous surfaces. Such articles should the learned men charged with that 55— Twelfth and River avenues. Formerly with the Standard Pavement never be used except on prescriptions NEW YORK CHICAGO DALLAS KANSAS CITY DENVER Seized as the property of Lemuel G. work refused to translate Sheol by the S p e c ia l T a p s Myers, et ux et als, taken in execution at Company and the New Jersey Cement from reputable physicians, as the damage MINNEAPOLIS BOSTON SAN FRANCISCO PHILADELPHIA they will do is ton fold to the good you word ITell, which has lost its original 6-6-6 general alarm. 2 taps, test alarm, the suit of Emma D. Elston, and to be Construction Company of Newark.N. J. can possibly derive from them. Hall’s sold by Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. meaning and has come to mean a place given every evening at 7.30 o’clock. 1 Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no of torture. No tap, broken circuit. 2 taps, fire out, giv­ W ILBERT A. BEECROFT, Sheriff. mercury, and is taken internally, acting H a r o l d W. Headley, Sol’r. directly upon the blood and mucous sur­ such meaning at­ en after fire is extinguished. Dated April 23, 1913. faces of the system. In buying Hall’s taches to the He­ Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu­ Arrival and Departure of Mails C$15.61) ine. It is taken internally and made in brew word Sheol. W E B S T E R ’S Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes­ So these scholars At Belm ar tim onials free. decided to leave S H E R IF F ’S SALE— By virtue of a writ NEW Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle. Sheol and its CLOSE FOR 4^ of fi. fa. to me directed, issue out of Take H all’s Fam ily Pills for constipation. A. M. COMMERCIAL PRINTING the Monmouth Pleas Court, will be exposed INTERNATIONAL Greek equivalent to sale at public vendue, on Hades untrans­ New York and all points...... 6.15 DICTIONARY Philadelphia, Trenton, South, West. 7.00 lated. MONDAY, THE 9th DAY OF JUNE, New York, South and West...... 8.30 THE MERRIAM WEBSTER J. E. N E W M A N Our Baptist OF CHARACTER 1913, between the hours of 12 o’clock and New York and all points...... 10.45 5 o’clock, (at 1.00 o’clock), in the after­ The O n ly N ew unabridged dic­ friends have re­ tionary in many years. Philadelphia, Trenton, South, West. 11.15 noon of said day, at the Court House, cently met with a p. m. Our new facilities permit us to Freehold, in the township of Freehold, Contains the p ith and essence similar difficulty, New York and all points...... 3.00 county of Monmouth, New Jersey. of an authoritative library. “To lose Benjamin will and have trans­ take orders for all forms of bring mg gray hairs All 'Points South and West...... 3.00 All those certain lots of land situate at Covers every field of knowl­ Cem ent Sidewalks ami Ourhlnir Ocean Beach, now Belmar, in the town­ down to Sheol.” lated these words New York and all points...... 6.00 edge. An Encyclopedia in a as “the Under­ ship of Wall, in the county of Monmouth single book. P.O. Box 601 li K L HI A If, N. ARRIVALS FROM and State of New Jersey, being parts of world.” Of course the grave, the tomb, A. M. lots of the Ocean Beach Association duly- The O n ly Dictionary with the the death state, may be thus indicated, Job and High Class Printing New Divided Page. New York and all points...... 7.-45 from Hand Bills to Engraved filed in the Clerk’s office of the county of and none can find fault. Philadelphia, Trenton, South, W est..10.30 Monmouth, and described as follows: 400,000 Words. 2700 Pages. It is needless to say that Jacob did New York and all points...... 10.45 Beginning at a point or stake in the south­ 6000 Illustrations. Cost nearly not mean his sons to understand that Wedding n noun cements erly line of Eleventh avenue, 290 feet half a million dollars. Manasquan, Spring Lake, Sea (•"-! easterly from the easterly corner of Elev­ he expected to go to eternal torment. — And Our Prices are Low Let us toll you about this most Ills meaning evidently Is: “ My sons, X and Como...... 11.30 enth avenue and F street; thence (1) remarkable single volume. p. M. running easterly, along said Eleventh *m old and gray. To lose my youngest Write for sample S. New York and all points...... 2.00 avenue ten (10) feet to the westerly line son would hasten my death—bring my of lot number 2153; thence (2) southerly, pages, full p a r ­ gray hairs down to'Sheol—the tomb.” Sea Girt, Manasquan, Philadelphia along lot 2153 one hundred and fifty feet; ticulars, etc. Ladies’ andXGents’'N and Trenton...... 4.15 THE COAST ADVERTISER Our Golden Text Lesson. thence (3) easterly, along the rear of lot Name this Philadelphia and Trenton...... 5.50 2153 fifty feet to the westerly line of lot paper and Although St. Paul made a general ob­ New York and all points...... 6.45 I Phone’ 580-M BELMAR, N. J, 2152; thence (4) southerly along said lot TAILOR servation that we reap what we sow., W m . M . Bergen.P . M. 2152 seventy feet two inches, more or less, the context applies his words directly to land now or late of Charles N. Pinniii- to the Church. Consecration to be dead BELMAR DRUGGIST ger; thence (5) westerly, along his line SOI F STREET with Christ Is not sufficient. God can­ MAKES A STATEMENT one hundred feet and eight inches, more not be trifled with. If God has en­ .M iiiim im iim iiiim iiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iim iiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiim uuiiir or less, to the easterly line of lot 2155; thence (6) northerly, along lot 2155 eighty- BELMAR, N. J. tered into a covenant with us, nothing We always advise people who have seven feet and five inches, more or less, to rise than our agreement will stand. stomach or bowel trouble to see a = JOS. C. STEWARD GEO. H. THOMPSON i land conveyed by said Caroline C. Curtis doctor. But to those who do not wish to Charles Wilson, by deed dated June to do this we will say: try the mix­ 24th, 1910, recorded in book 882, page 56, t i m e : t a b l e : ture of simple buckthorn bark, gly­ S T E W Alii) & THOMPSON & c.; thence (7) easterly, along said Notice cerine, etc., known as Adler-i-ka. This Charles Wilson’s line forty feet; and THOMPSON'S Street CarLine simple new remedy is so powerful Plumbing, Steam and Gas Fitting thence northerly, along his line one hun­ The Coast Advertiser will be pleased to that JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour dred and fifty feet to the place of beginning. receive items such as engagements, wed­ WEEK-DAYS stomach, gas on the stomach and con­ dings, parties, euchres, teas, and such Jobbing Promptly Attended to Being part of same premises conveyed by Leaves Lakewood— a.m. 6.40 8.10 10.30 stipation INSTANTLY. People who the Ocean Beach Association to said Caro­ New Jersey Central other news of personal interest, with the try Adler-i-ka are surprised at its TRAINS LEAVE BELMAR p.m. 2.15 4.10 7.40 line C. Curtis by deed dated April 10th, names of those present. The items should QUICK action. R. S. Wines. Adv. S P. O. Box 1244 Phone 5 1 0 -R s 1910, recorded in Book 875 of Deeds, For New York, Newarkand Elizabeth via he indorsed with the name and address or Lv.PointPleasant— a.m. 7.20 9.35 11.30 F Street Belmar, N. J. page 358, &c. , all rail 6.00, *6.43, *7.50, 8.37,9.23, 11.18 the sender— not for publication, but as a p.m. 3.00 6.30 8.35 Keep posted on the Shark Riveri = 715 Seized as the property of Caroline C. a. m., 2.08, 3.49, x446 , 6.50 p. m. matter of good faith. SUNDAYS Improvements, the new South End; E Curtis, taken in execution at the suit of Sundays— 8.15 a. m., 4.03, 6.35, 8.25 p. m. Leaves Lakewood— a.m. 7.40 10.30 Sewage and water works, and many ~«MmnmiiinuiiininniimummiminniPnmnnnmnmmnmminnmminmmtig Charles O. Hudnut, and to be sold by All the news of Belmar, Wall Town- j W ILBERT A. BEECROFT, Sheriff. Chicago and West, 6.43, 8.37 a. in.; p.m. 2.45 5.20 7.15 other things which effect' you. All ship and Monmouth County, appears Plt’ff pro se, A tt’y. 2.08 p. m. Lv.Point Pleasant— a.m. 8.30 12.00 the live County news, appears in the The Coast Advertiser is but $ 1. a Y e a r Hated May 9th, 1.913. 19-22 $16.32 *New York Only. xSaturday only. in the COAST ADVERTISER. p.m. 4.00 6.25 8.00 COAST ADVERTISER, each week. ■ * — _L ■■■ I IL'l FIRST TELEPHONES IN NEW ♦ No Matter Where You Buy Your Gas Range YORK. ♦* 'The Asbury Park and Oceaii Grove Bank The drat men to venture their time I Springand Summer Goods ninl money in the telephone business Talk To Us Before You Place Your Order in New York city were Charles A. : ♦ Asliury Park, New Jersey All our departments are filled with every Cheever and Ililborne L. Roosevelt, ; HERE ARE A FEW POINTS WORTH KNOWING says tiie New York Telephone Review. ♦ The History of this Bank from its new and desirable article in the various lines On Aug. 31, 1S77. they organized the VENTILATION— Carries OIF Odors j Beginning in 1 8 8 9 Inspires Confi­ CANOPY HOOD— Aids Ventilation, Keeps Grease From Walls ♦ GLASS OVEN DOOR—See Things Bake dence in its Methods and Manage­ Dress Goods, Millinery ENAMELED PANS AND PANELS—Easy To Clean ♦ TOP BUHNERS, OVEN BURNERS— Easily Lighted, Absolutely Safe m e n t . Ladies’ Suits and Dresses Our all around information is yours for the asking. Capital Surplus and Profits, $40 0 ,000.00 P R IC E $9.50 to $65.00 i Men’s, Youths’ and Boy’s Clothing : Complete Safe Deposit Department. —Satlsfaction Guarantee d— ♦ OFFICERS DIRECTORS : H e n r y C. W i n s o r , President. T. Frank Appleby, Shoes for Men, W omen and Children 709 F STREET ♦ C. C. C layton, Vice-Pres. A. E. Ballard, The Coast Gas Company,7?BELM AR, N. J. Edmund E. Dayton; Cashier. Cornelius C. Clayton, John Hubbard, Men’s Furnishings, Hats and Caps F. M. Miller, Assistant Cashier. Henry C. Winsor. ^ H . A. W " "iooa) a t s o n , AAoaioiiaui,Assistant v/asuiciCashier jdE . 17.E . Jt/ajrDayton, iuuy W. »» . iiattcjrHarvey vuucaJones ^ House Furnishing Goods MEDAL OF 1*1100HESS, OBVEItSE. in s u r a n c e r e a l e s t a t e Telephone Company of New York, cap­ ital $'20,000. During the life of the company, which was but ten months, NEIL. H. M ILLER it was awarded a bronze "medal of 708 NINTH AVENUE BELMAR, N. J. Cook’s Bee H ive progress" hy the American Institute The New York Telephone Review THINK T H I S O V E R N. K. Corner of Cookman states that “probably the first tele­ We have a line of the best Fire Insurance Companies Avenue and Main Street Asbury Park, IN. J. phone line in New York was the one in the business. No one should be without some protection from loss by fire, we can give you this protection at a small cost. MAY WE QUOTE YOU RATES? BORTON BROS. COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS NOTARY PUBLIC C r m r r ± r < z C i M. O StapleT H E andVERY Fancy b eGroceries s t in Adds to the Family Pleasures JH once St 0 h © iio is ALL KINDS OF TABLE DELICACIES CARRIED IN STOCK Real Estate and Insurance ‘ T~^\ AD D IE, don’t forget you prom ised to com e Strictly Fresh Eggs and Butter De„ve™°e%te | J home early today for m y party. Mother N o . 7 0 6 Tenth Avenue Ninth Avenue & F Street, b e l m a r , n . j . ^ is going to telephone all m y friends to OPPOSITE R. R. DEPOT be here at three o’clock—it w ill be just dandy!” We have a Bargain in a Furnished Property on Eleventh To extend invitations, order refresh­ MEDAL OF PROGRESS, REVERSE. G e o r g e G . T i t u s Avenue, near the Beach. One that is a Good Renter and a ments and provide entertainment for from the A. D. T. office at 704 Broad­ D E A L E R IV any social affair, takes but a few way to Mr. Roosevelt’s organ factory, fine investment. moments—by telephone. oil West Eighteenth street, iu 1877, Coal, W ood, Hay, Heed and the second was soon after install­ H a v e y o u this handy m edium in y o u r h o m e ? ed between Commodore Clieever’s of­ Corner Seventh Avenue Telephone service probably costs less than fice in the Tribune building and the ‘Law Telegraph’ Exchange, at 140 Ful­ a n d FT S t r e e t , y o u t h i n k . ton street.” telephone 19-w. BELMAR, IN J. SELF RECEIPTING BILL. Iv l 1 ] Orders G iven Special Attention. N E W YORK /2\ ( M /i TELEPHONE CO. ‘The individual who conducts his A.-J business affairs in an efficient and sys tematle manner as a rule uses a check­ BELMAR J. A. WATERBURY, District Agent, ing account with a bank,” says the 507 Bangs Avenue, Asbury Park, N. J. New York Telephone Review. He ■KEYS—LAWN MOWERS finds that in the course of a year con­ siderable valuable time would lie wast­ Offers a combination of LOCKSM1TH1NG AND LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED ed if he counted out in dollars and cents the exact amount of his bills and Batteries and Electric Cares Charged paid them In currency. superior advantages to all FURNITURE For Summer Homes New York Telephone subscribers now Columbia Automobile To Hire by Hour or Trip. find 011 their monthly bills in addition interested in locating to the charges for local and toll serv­ along the Jersey Coast* 1 have Yale & Towne’s bitting machine for making Yale Keys, and THE ORIGINAL* FIBER RUSH FURNITURE ice, a space for them to write in.the can make any number you want perfect. number of the check, the bank on which it is drawn and the date. This Write for Booklet. A L F R E D J . WILDMAN Chairs, Rockers, Settees, Lawn bill, with the data on it. is retained Call Phone 614-J 510 TENTH AVENUE, BELMAR, N/ J. Swings, Porch Rockers and Suits by the subscriber, while a stub only is Board of Trade, sent with the check to the telephone company. BELMAR, N. J. e e •*«« ;w VERY ATTRACTIVE LINE OF CRETONNES, The advantages to the subscriber ot r SAMUEL HABERSTICK Especially adapted for Cushions for the Summer Furnitxire this innovation lie in the fact that but two transactions are involved. These I Practical Sanitary Plumber, Steam and Gas Fitter i CRAFTSMAN FURNITURE For lire, the entry on the bill when the Tin Kooiiug and all Kinds oi Metal Work. check is drawn, and the attaching of ♦ Dining Room and Living Room the canceled check to the bill when the IIKATEK AND KANGB WORK --- bank book is balanced. No longer need G E T R E A D Y i Shop, laoo F STREET, • - IS IS LM Alt, N, .J. BRASS AND WHITE ENANEL BEDS he wait for a receipted bill, although Phone 46 W Office and Store, 807 F Street At the Very Best Prices, All Sizes, Many Styles if he desires one he has merely to send the Dill with his remittance and re- i FOR SUMMER quest the company to receipt and re­ MATTRESSES MADE TO YOUR ORDER On Very SHORT NOTICE turn it. TELEPHONE CON. BOX 1264 If by any chance the question of Mattresses Renovated by our New Electric Process, making an old whether a Dill has been paid should PORCH FURNITURE v n \ A J j mattress as good as new. arise the subscriber need only turn to If you have mattresses of Furniture that needs attention, drop us a his file.of bills and find the check. C R E X R U G S There is the whole matter in a nut­ card and our representative will call and give ypu an estimate. shell. HAMMOCKS—LAWN SWINGS The favorable comments on this sys­ ^ $ W / SPECIAL ORDER SHADES tem augur well for its success, and it LAWN MOWERS Let us figure on shades for your entire house. is one more step in the efforts of the Our quality is best and our prices are right. New York Telephone company to ren­ Plum bing & Heating der service to the public in the most Call at our store and look at the bp to date and quickest manner. Plumbing Office, 1004 F Street Lawn and Garden Tools of All Kinds and BALDWIN REFRIGERATOR— JOBBING BELMAR, N. J. BEHIND THE LITTLE TELEPHONE It’s A Dandy Description. LAWN AND GARDEN SEEDS Sight is the most convincing of the senses. The people see n railroad Come and see us, we have what you want^ind our price is right. double tracking its lines and adding ICE CREAM FREEZERS, All Makes and Sizes larger and better cars to Us rolling stork, and (he people applaud. One DILLON’S EXPRESS little telephone is about all that one B ELM AR, N. J. sees of our great system. What is be­ SHORE HARDWARE P aul C. T aylor yond that little telephone is but little understood ol Mere Behind that little telephone there 8 0 8 F S T R E E T stands dedicated to the public service AND FURNITURE CO. PHONE 580-R modern equipment representing an in Phone su Belmar, N. J. vestment of hundreds of millions of C o r . 9 th Ave. & F St., AGENTS OFFICE dollars. There is found there 11 great United States Express Co. Railroad Depot army of highly trained employees, BELM AR, N. J. striving to provide the most efficient Telephone 577 telephone service.-- K. 11. Rethell in B E R Gr E N S THEODORE H. BENNETT Funeral DirectoranaLicensed Embalmer IT’S RENTING TIME! Livery and BDardlng Stables Embalming to Any Part of the World Guaranteed at all Times and Seasons LAKUKST, OLITEST AND BUST EQUIPPED L1VEKV Office, 904 F Street, Belmar, N. J. E STREET, BELMAR Personal Attention Given To All Calls. - ~■■■ ------•~~=Lady Assistant. BUT’y^MOVE INVESTIGATE OPEN IMIOH-r AND DAV Be sure your new home is equipped with the Equipment Unsurpassed All Cs its Receive PromptjAttention CHIEFEST OF ALL HOME NECESSITIES, GEO. S. NEWBERRY ROBERT f f l . PdRBY MANUFACTURER OF Electric Light Funeral Dirctor and Fmhalmer { To present users of this inexpensive convenience no further Belmar and Manasquan, N. J. Ice Cream ^ Ices word of commendation is necessary; but to non-users, we recom­ mend it as the most sanitary, most convenient, most economical, ALL ORDERS DELIVERED PROMPTLY Manasquan Tel. 173. :! Belmar Tel. 47L and safest artificial illuminant procurable. Telephone Connection l()th AVENUE, BELMAR In fairness to yourself and family you can not afford to continue the use of primitive lighting methods, when, for the asking figuratively speaking, you may have at your command the S A V E M OINEY22. Your Magazine Subscriptions Harry J. Bodine Knr instance.—THE AMERICAN MAGAZINE and most modern and most efficient illuminant known. 1 or instance, -ROMAN'S HOME COMPANION It is always available—always cle,xo 9U,ar tma Jr/va/CArr the indulgence of fortune, and the appear like men of importance,” said ed folk who send out funny boomer­ the health authorities have records \ A New Jersey = * Ttils,SM” good offices of the friends and neigh­ Silas Deane; “I never met, nor scarce­ angs on the slightest provocation and of not more than 100,000 to 150,000, or Case Installment 11 home. Their leader could at least bors who loved him. ly had an idea of meeting, with men they always come back and hit him one in every eight or ten, and that, linger at the Raleigh and concert of such firmness, sensibility, spirit, with whizzing sound. This is how I for the great majority of cases re- ; Louts Henry, means to have their way, house or no The “Master 6f Puppets." 626 Grove St.. The opening of the year had found He was in Philadelphia now wear­ and thorough knowledge of the Inter­ made the discovery: Mrs. Pozozzle corded, no hospital, home or dis­ Jersey City, N. house. J., says: "I suf­ Washington in a very genial humor, ing the plain suit and spending the ests of America.” Mr. Lynch of South and I were out for our daily constitu­ pensary care is provided. Practically A convention took the place of the tional. You know some people walk fered almost ev­ his letters touched with pleasantry modest purse with which his friends Carolina, though he wore "the manu­ nothing can be done to control the erything from and gossip. "Our celebrated fortune. assembly, and seven leading members facture of this country," and was in to get thin, but my wife is different spread of tuberculosis in the unre­ b r o k e n down of the house were sent to Philadel­ and partisans had fitted him out— the kidneys. My Miss French, whom half the world was all things “plain, sensible, above cere­ ‘—she walks to get fat. Fat is the ported cases. phia, with as full authority to speak very impersonation of the revolution back was stiff in pursuit of,” he wrote, in February, mony,” seemed to Mr. Deane to carry one dear hope of Mrs. Pozozzle’s exist­ and pained ter­ and act for the colony as if the Bur­ men were beginning so to fear. ribly. I was to Colonel Bassett, “bestowed her with him "more force in his very ap­ ence. She would like to be uphol­ When Bobbie Lost Faith. gesses themselves had commissioned No man had ever daunted him; all run down. hand on Wednesday last, being her pearance than most powdered folks stered. Last evening she said to me: The illness of the feminine head of Doan’s Kidney them. neither could any corrupt him. He ‘Oliver, if I could just get fifteen Pills gave my birthday (you perceive, 1 think myself in their conversation.” the household left Bobbie to the ten­ kidneys new Mr. Harrison declared in Philadel­ was possessed with the instinct of agi­ pounds, even, I would be so much hap­ under a necessity of accounting for The high bearing and capacity of der mercies of the nurse, who pres­ life and a few phia that "he would have come on tation; led the people, not the lead­ boxes cured me the choice), on Mr. Ben Dulany, who the southern delegates came upon the pier.’ ‘Fifteen pounds?’ said I, the ently reported that the youngster re­ foot rather than not come,” and quiet ers; cared not for place, but only for smart alec, ‘Do you mean avoirdupois com pletely.” Is to take her to Maryland. . . • New England men like a great sur­ fused to say his prayers. Papa ; Get Doan’s at Any Store, 50e a Box Richard Bland that "he would have power; showed a mastery of means, or English currency?’ She is too Mentioning of one wedding puts me prise: where they had expected to see started an investigation. gone if it had been to Jericho.” a self-containment, a capacity for smart for me, that wife of mine, and in mind of another"— and so through rustic squires they found men of ele­ “Why don’t you want to say your DOAN’S V/aV Colonel Harrison struck his new timely and telling speech, that mark­ FOSTER-MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO. N. Y. th e news of Miss More, "remarkable gance and learning. she saw her chance. ‘This time,’ she prayers, soonie?” for a very frizzled head and good colleagues from the north as a bit ed him a statesman, though he loved But there was, in fact, no good rea­ answered sweetly, 'I will choose the rough in his free southern speech and the rough ways of a people’s govern­ "Aw,” squirming and wriggling, singing,” and the rest of the neighbor­ son to wonder at the natural leader­ currency.’ And I had to figure out "prayers ain’t no good!” hood talk. manner; and Mr. Bland seemed to ment, and preferred the fierce demo­ ship of these men. Their life had the amount in our money and make A GOOD COMPLEXION cracy of the town meeting to the “Why, Bob! Your mother would be T rouble at Mount Vernon. them "a plain, sensible man,” such as bred them more liberally than others. good.” IS WOMAN’S GREAT ATTRACTION would be more given to study than to sober dignity of senates. Like an shocked to hear you. What makes And yet how few women have a clear, healthy, But the year turned out a very sad It required a much more various ca­ you think that?” natural skin. Sallow Com plexion, Black­ one for him. agitation. eagle in his high building and strength pacity and knowledge of the world to heads, Pim ples and Skin Eruptions aris* If such men, artless and steady as of audacious flight but in instinct and THE RIGHT SOAP FOR BABY’S A long moment of silence before from Impure Blood. He had been scarcely ten days back administer a great property and live Bobbie, half angry, half crying, from New York when Fatsy Custis, any downright country gentleman of habit a bird of the storm. Not over- the life of a local magnate in the SKIN old England, held so high a fancy for nice what he did, not too scrupulous blurted out: whom he loved as his own daughter, south than sufficed to put a man at “Why, ’cause I been prayin’ for a the business of the congress, it was what he devised, he vfcs yet not self­ In the care of baby’s skin and hair, died. It called forth all the latent the front of trade or of legal practice dog for a long time, an’ here I don’t Christian faith of the thoughtful, easy to conclude what the hastier, ish, loved the principles he had given in Boston or New York or Philadel­ Cuticura Soap is the mother’s fa­ younger men would be likely to plan his life to, and spent himself without vorite. Not only is it unrivaled in get no dog, but mamma gets a ’ red THE WHITE PEPPERMINT steadfast man to withstand the shock. phia. baby that just kicks an’ squalls!” And Master Jack Custis, the girl’s and do; and the Massachusetts dele­ limit to see them triumph. The southern colonies, besides, had purity and refreshing fragrance, but gates found themselves greatly heart­ its gentle emollient properties are CANDY LAXATIVE Another Kind of Adams. wayward brother, gave him little but lived more in sympathy with the life Absolutely No Admittance. la a preparation, scientifically compounded, anxiety. He would not study, for all ened. of the empire than had their northern usually sufficient to allay minor irri­ which quickly Purifies the Blood, Stimu­ John Adams, his cousin, was of a The New York Evening Post re­ Washington was so solicitous he John Adams, Thomas Cushing. Sam­ neighbors. Their life had depended tations, remove redness, roughness lates the System and brings the ruddy glow very different mould; a younger man minds us of a good story , told of the of good health to the skin. Mild but E ffect­ should have the liberalizing outlook of uel Adqms and Robert Treat Paine directly upon that of England hitherto, and chafing, soothe sensitive condi­ ive, and Particularly Well Adapted to by thirteen years; no man of the peo­ late Lord Wolseley, or Sir Garnet Wol- books, and be made "fit for more use­ were the representatives of Massa­ and had partaken of it with a con­ tions, and promote skin and hair Women’s and Children’s Use. ple, but with a taste rather for the ex­ seley as he then was, during the mili­ Sold by druggists, 10c and 25c, or by m all from ful putposes than horse-racer,” and chusetts. It was their people who stant zest. They had no rival trade; health generally. Assisted by Cuti­ THE ALBA REMEDY CO., NEW YORK clusive claims of education and breed­ tary occupation of Egypt. Deeming though he was but twenty, could hard­ had most provoked Parliament to be they had wanted no rival government. cura Ointment, it is most valuable in ing; self-regardful; a thought too cal­ it advisable, for obvious reasons, to ly be induced to see the year C-ut at . high-handed and aggressive. The general air of the wide empire the treatment of eczemas, rashes and culating; too quick-witted to be pa­ place a guard around the harem of a college before getting married. The struggle with the ministry at had blown in all ordinary seasons other Itching, burning infantile erup- tient with dull men, too self-conscicus local potentate, a brother officer, stroll­ The Boston Tea Party. home had taken shape in Boston. It through their affairs, and they had cul­ tldns. Cuticura Soap wears to a wafer, to be at ease with great ones; and ing into an adjacent garden, was hail­ It was no doubt very well that pub­ had come to actual riot there. All the tivated none of that shrewd antago­ often outlasting several cakes of ordi­ GLENN’S yet public-spirited withal, and gener­ ed by a sentinel. “Hi sir; you mustn’t lic affairs of the first consequence continent and all England had seen nism toward the home government nary soap and making its use most ous in action if not in judgment; of go there, sir!" Don’t you see who I called Washington’s mind imperative­ how stubborn was the temper, how in­ which had so sharpened the wits and economical. Sulphur great powers, if only he could manage am?” protested the officer. “I am Col­ ly off from these private anxieties, corrigible the spirit of resistance, in narrowed the political interests of the Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold to use them without jealousy. onel Blank of the—.” “Yes, sir,” I which could not but be dwarfed in the that old seat of the Puritan power, al­ best men in New England. throughout the world. Sample of each Soap — Samuel Adams thought only of his know,” interrupted the trooper, re­ presence of transactions which threat­ ways hard set and proud in its self- end, not of himself; seldom spoke of free, with 32-p. Skin Book. Address Reasons for Virginia's Primacy. poet-card “Cuticura, Dept. L, Boston.’’ spectfully; “but they’s leddies livin’ Clears the complexion, ened to shake the continent. willed resolution to be independent; himself, indeed; seemed a sort of whitens the hands and They had read law because they Adv. in that ’ouse, an’ th’ horders f’m Sir As the year drew on, the govern­ and all eyes were turned now upon subtle engine for the people’s busi­ is a time-tested remedy were men of business, without caring Garnet is that ’e’s not to be let to go ment in England undertook to force Cushing and Paine and this “brace of ness. John Adams thought of himself for skin diseases. too much about its niceties or mean­ Envy Rewarded. in there ’isself— no matter ’ow bad he cargoes of the East India company’s Adamses,” who had come, it was always, and yet mastered himself to ing to practice it in litigation. They They were sitting side by side on wants to.” tea into the ports. When all resisted, thought, to hurry the congress into play a great part with the nobility of Sold by HOT. Hut .ad Wbuker Oya, had read their English history with­ the sofa when the young author said: and Boston, more forward even than radical courses. Kindness, applause, a man of genius, if not with the grace druggists.! black er brown. 50c. v out feeling that they were separate “Yes, I have a new volume in the Desideratum. the rest, threw three hundred and hospitality, “studied and expensive of a man of modesty and self-forgetful from it. Their passion for freedom press.” He-—I make it a rule to keep posted forty odd chests of tea into the har­ respect,” had attended them at every devotion. For the time he could even was born not of local feeling so much "How I envy that volume,” said the on current affairs. Twelve Imported Japanese novelties sent free bor, acts passed parliament giving stage of their long ride from Boston hold back with his wily cousin, re3ign to new customers. Send 3c stamps postage, as of personal pride and the spirit of rougish girl, blushing. She— Humph! I wish you would llallamore, 2461 Amsterdam Ave., N. Y. City. dangerous increase of power to the to Philadelphia. leadership in the congress to Virginia, those who love old practices and the When he saw the point they were include in them the letters I give you i governor of Massachusetts, and di­ Great Excitement Over Congress. and act in all things the wise part of just exemptions of an ancient consti­ both very happy. to mail. W. N. U., NEW YORK. NO. 20-1913. recting that Boston port be closed to The country was much stirred by those who follow. tution. all commerce on and after the first the prospect of a general “congress of A Situation Full of Peril. It was the life they had lived, and UK day of June; and it became evident committees” at Philadelphia; and the It was a circumstance fiill of peril the conceptions of personal dignity that vigorous action must be taken delegates from Massachusetts were that the delegates of the several colo­ and immemorial privilege that had In response. greeted as they passed even more gen­ nies should at such a juncture be gone always with it, that gave them A Day of Prayer and Fasting. erously than the rest, because their strangers to one another, and provin­ so striking an air of mastery. It was The Burgesses in Virginia (May, people had been the first to suffer in 1774) resolved that June 1st should cials all, nowhere bred to continental not simply because the Massachusetts this bad business; because their delegates kept themselves prudently be set apart as a day of fasting and chief port at Boston was closed, and P l a n Y o u r in the background and the rest yield­ prayer—prayer that civil war might red-coated sentries were . on their be averted and the people of America ed to her pretensions that Virginia streets. was accorded primacy in the con­ united in a .common cause. It behooved the Massacusetts men, gress: it was also because her repre­ Again Dunmore dissolved them; but however, not to suffer themselves to V acation T rip N ow sentatives were men to whom power they gathered in the long room of tht be misled. Many looked upon them naturally fell, and because she had Raleigh tavern, and there resolved to askance; some disturbed them hearti­ won so honorable a place of leader­ urge a congress of all the colonies, ly. Their owrn hot-headed mob had and to call a convention for Virginia ship already in the common affairs of via the lines of provoked the “massacre,” of which the continent to meet at that place on the first day they made so much. They had wan­ of August to take action for the col­ tonly destroyed private property when Washington Not a Leader. ony. they threw the tea into their harbor Colonel Washington, striking and Dines With Lord D unm ore. to. show the government their spirit. forcible man though he was, did not They showed no spleen towards the Suspicious of New Englanders. figure as a leader among the Virginian governor. Washington dined -with him delegates. U nion Pacific System the very day of the dissolution, spent There had been more than a touch Peyton Randolph was elected presi­ STANDARD ROUTE OF THE WEST the evening at the palace, even rode of violence, more than a little turbu­ lence, and a vast deal of radical and dent of the congress; Richard Henry out with him to his farm on the fol­ Lee and Patrick Henry stood forth as lowing morning and breakfasted there; revolutionary talk in all that they had done; and the colonies were full yet the Virginian leaders on the floor. and the Burgesses did not fail to give "If you speak of solid information the ball they had planned in honor of men who had no tolerance for any. Pacific Northwest holds a charm for all east­ thing that transgressed, were it never and sound judgment, Colonel Washing­ of Lady Dunmore and her daughters ton is unquestionably the greatest man erners. There is so much that is undisturbed The on the evening the day they had so little, the moderate limits of con­ stitutional agitation. on that floor," was Henry's confident rugged grandeur delights even seasoned travelers. held their meeting in the "Appolo and generous verdict; but Washington room" at the Raleigh. “There is an opinion which does in affairs. Only since the passage of the some degree obtain in the other colo­ was no politician, and did not stand in But there were fasting and prayer stamp act had they taken any thought exactly the same class with the rest. California, with its wonderful seaside and in­ on the 1st of June; the convention nies that the Massachusetts gentle­ for each other. There was no assur­ He had headed committees and pre­ met on the first day of August; very men, and especially of the town of ance that even the best leaders of a land resorts, rivals the world for varied attractions. sided over popular meetings among outspoken resolutions were adopted; Boston, do affect to dictate and take colony could rise to the statesman's his own neighbors in Fairfax, and had Del Monte, Santa Barbara, Pasadena, Lake Tahoe, and Peyton Randolph, Richard Henry the lead in continental measures, that view and concert measures to insure been prompt to join them in speakiug Lee, Patrick Henry, Richard Bland, we are apt, from an inward vanity and the peace of an empire. Ribing law­ Yosemite National Park and hundreds more. with high spirit against the course of Edmund Pendleton, George Washing­ self-conceit, to assume big and yers like John Adams, brusque' plant­ the ministry in England. He had been ton and Benjamin Harrison were di­ haughty airs,” said Joseph Hawley, ers like Colonel Harrison, well-to-do forward in urging and punctiliously Colorado, the state of wonderful mountains rected to attend the congress of the who, for all he had grown old as a merchants like Thomas Mifflin, might careful in practicing non-importation. colonies appointed to meet in Phil­ quiet Massachusetts lawyer among his bring all honesty and good intention and a glorious climate. Colorado Springs, Estes He had declared Gage’s conduct in adelphia on the fifth day of Septem­ neighbors, had kept his shrewd eyes to the task and yet miserably fail. A Boston “more becoming a Turkish ba­ Park, Pike’s Peak, Long’s Peak, Manitou and ber. abroad. “It is highly probable,” he provincial law practice, the easy as­ shaw than an English governor.” Sets Out for Congress. told John Adams, with a wholesome cendency of a provincial country gen­ other numerous points of interest When the time came for the jour­ bluntness, “that you will meet gentle­ tleman, the narrow round of provin­ Deeds and Not Words. ney, Henry and Pendlton joined Wash­ men from several of the other colo­ cial trade, might afford capable men, But he was a man of action, rather Yellowstone National Park, America’s play­ ington at Mount Vernon. It must nies fully equal to yourselves or any opportunity to become enlightened than of parliament. “I will raise one have been with many grave thoughts of you in their knowledge of Great citizens, but hardly fitted them to be thousand men, enlist them at my own ground. Two weeks spent in touring this won­ that the three companions got to Britain, the colonies, law, history, gov­ statesmen. expense, and march myself at their derland is an education in itself. horse and turned to ride through the ernment, commerce. . . . By what we Delegates Become Acquainted. head for the relief of Boston,” had long August day towards the north. from time to time see in the public The real first business of the dele­ been his impetuous utterance in the In the congress of 1774 the leaders papers, and what our assembly and gates was to become acquainted, and Virginia convention—“the most elo­ W e suggest to those with the city as an objec­ of Virginia were for the first time committees have received from the to learn how to live in the foreign quent speech that was ever made,” Mr. tive—Denver, Salt Lake City, Portland, Tacoma, brought into face-to-face conference assemblies and committees of the parts to which most of them had Lynch declared. “I have heard he with the men of other colonies. more southern colonies, we must be come. There was a continual round said,” reported an admiring Philadel­ Seattle, San Francisco or Los Angeles, from In 1765 Fauquier had dissolved the satisfied that they have men of as of entertainment in the hospitable phian— "I have heard he said he which wonderful side trips are allowed. Burgesses with such sharp despatch, much sense and literature as any we town, therefore, a universal exchange wished to God the liberties of Amer­ upon the passage of Mr. Henry’s reso­ can, or ever could, boast of.” of courtesies, a rush of visiting and ica were to be determined by a single lutions, that they were all gone home Advised to Be Prudent. dining, a flow of excellent wine, a rich combat between himself and George!" before the call for a congress to act It was mere counsel of prudence abundance of good cheer, such as for But his fellow Virginians understood upon the stamp duties could reach that they should play their part in the a while made the occasion seem one him better. They had chosen him for them. congress with modesty and discretion. of festivity rather than of anxious force and sobriety; not as an orator, The Patriot Leaders Independent. Not Cushing and Paine, but the counsel. but as the first soldier and one of the Low Summer Tourist But in 1774 they were not to be so Adamses, carried the strength of the Many of the delegates had come to first characters of the cpmmonwealth; cheated. They had themselves issued Massachusetts delegation; and it was town a week or more before the date and he had made the impression they tbe call for a congress this time, and Samuel Adams, rather than John, who set for the congress, and had settled expected. dissolution could not drive them was just now the effective master in to an acquaintance before it was time (TO BE CONTINUED.) and Convention Fares SURELY HAD STRANGE TASTE than one oasis before coming to ours, “The indignant one chucked the for the last five years. For instance, but all the same he had a thirst. checks in at the cashier's window. a package containing fifteen ounces of “ ‘S’more!’ said he. With a broad grin on his face the fancy seeded raisins can be retailed provide an opportunity to go at comparatively little ex­ But Customer Couldn’t Complain of “I drew him another and placed cashier took them, broke each in two at a profit at ten cents a package; pense. In effect June 1st to September 30th. Liberal return the Sandwiches, Having Put Them and pushed the pieces back to thb pro­ choice seeded raisins, which are only two of the round cardboard checks be­ limits and stop-over privileges. Together Himself. fore him, ten cents each. He picked tester, who picked ’em up, and as he slightly smaller in size, but just as them up, wabbled over |o the lunch looked at ’em amazement on his face good in quality, at 9 cents; forty-fifty W e have prepared illustrated booklets that ’explain in “Before they put a cash register in slowly gave way to disgust again. prunes at 13 cents; sixty-seventy counter, fumbled around in the crack­ detail the advantages of the various resorts and cities; how here,” said the reminiscent man be­ er dish, got a couple of the crackers, “ ’Say, Percy!’ said he. ‘Say! Don't prunes at 9 cents; ninety-one hundred hind the bar, “ we used to hand the and after a desperate effort in its say a word! If I didn’t make a san- prunes at 6 cents, 100-120 prunes at much it will cost to make the trip; the probable expense customer a round, cream-colored card­ fabrication, got a sandwich made. He nish out o’ my checks! An’, say, ol‘ 4% cents, choice evaporated peaches at hotels or camps; and very numerous side trips. board check when he bought his was as long in chewing it as he was man, I ate ’em b'gee!’ at 9% cents, and choice evaporated goods, with the amount of money his iu making it, and having finished it “Then he left us with as much haste apples at 91& cents.—New York W rite for booklets now, so that you can plan your purchase called icr specified on the remarked to me with contempt, as he as he was able to command, and the Times. trip wisely. You cannot see all the W est this summer. check. went bumping along to the cashier's cashier was so much amused that he “On the lunch counter we carried a desk to pay his checks: didn't stop him to collect for the two In Later Years. This literature will help you make up your mind what dish of round crackers of a special “ ‘I don't see anything s’great 'bout beers.”— New York Sun. “Tastes alter as we grow older you will most like to see. W rite brand. Each cracker bore on one side 'ese cracker sannishes! Taste like and more experienced,” remarked the the figures 80, the baker’s cabalistic buckskin gloves, b’gee, ’n poo’ near as Dried Fruits. lady en route for Reno. GERRIT FORT, Omaha, Neb., Pass. Traffic Mgr. trademark. I don’t know what it tough!’ The recent discussion anent the “Yes,” responded the fair one in the meant, and it doesn’t matter. "Disgusted, he wabbled on to the high cost of living has brought out a next chair. “I used to marry men "One afternoon a youth with foot­ cashier. He looked at his checks. The number of exponents of various ways that I wouldn’t exchange photographs ball hair ana a silk hat well on the look of disgust on his face gradually and means of reducing this cost. with now." back of it and uncertainty in his gait changed to one of amazement. Strangely enough, however, little at­ came in, made his way to the bar and " ’Wass ziss?' he exclaimed. 'Eighty tention has been paid to dried fruits, Mean Insinuation. UnionDirect RoutePacific to Panama-Pacific Exposition, System 1915 said: .•ents for beer, doll'r'n sixty cents for which in general are known to be Belle—Look at the beautiful dia­ ’ 'B eer!' wo beers? Hully gee! Extortion! healthful and nourishing. It is a fact mond engagement ring Will has giv­ Powerful engines, heavy double tracks, Automatic Electric “ 1 drew him a glass of beer. He tVhezz ze man 't own ze place? I’ll also that all varieties of dried fruits en me. • Block Safety Signals; smooth, dustless roadbed. drank it without pausing for breath. have it pulled, b'gee, s'quick 't’ll can be sold by the retail grocer at a Nell— Yes, he was mean enough to 247 It w plain that he had struck more make his head swim !’ much lower Drice than the average insist on my giving it back to him. W M M m m KANSAS WOMAN SECRETARY OF THE NAVY AND HIS FAMILY WHO SUFFERED W hat is Castoria. From Headache, Backache, ASTORIA is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Dizziness and Nervousness, ^ Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor Restored to Health by other Narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys W orms and allays Lydia E. Pinkham ’s Feverishness. For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief Vegetable Compound. of Constipation, Flatulency, W ind Colic, all Teething Troubles and Diarrhoea. It Lawrence, Kans. —“ A year ago I was suffering from a number of ailments. T regulates the Stomach and Rowels, assimilates the Food, giving healthy and always had pain and was irregular. Dur­ natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea— The M other’s Friend. ing the delay I suf­ fered a great deal The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over with headache,back­ ache, dizziness, fev­ 30 years, has borne the signature of Chas. H. Fletcher, and has been made under erish spells, nervous­ ness and bloating. his personal supervision since its infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. I had been married nearly three years. A ll Counterfeits, Im itations and “ Just-as-good” are but Experim ents that trifle with I took Lydia E. Pink- ham’s V e g e t a b le and endanger the health of Infants and Children— Experience against Experiment. Compound and now I feel better than I have for years. I recommend Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vege­ Letters from Prominent Physicians table Compound to all who suffer as 1 did.” — Mrs. M. Zeuner, 1045 New Jer­ addressed to Chas. H. Fletcher. sey Street, Lawrence, Kansas. Dr. Albert W. Kahl, of Buffalo, N. Y., says: “ I have used Castoria in Montana Woman’s Case. my practice for the past 26 years. I regard it as an excellent medicine Bums, Mont. — “ Lydia E. Pinkham’s for children.” Vegetable Compound cured me of awful Dr. Gustave A. Eisengraeber, of SL Paul, Minn., says: “I have used backache which I had suffered with for your Castoria repeatedly in my practice with good results, and can recom­ months. I was so weak I could hardly do my work and my head and eyes ached all Josephus Daniels, the new secretary of the navy, and his family. Of the four boys Josephus, Jr., is the oldest, mend it as an excellent, mild and harmless remedy for children.” the time. Your Compound helped ma being eighteen; next to him comes Worth Bagley, named after Mrs. Daniels’ brother, who was the first officer to Dr. E. J. Dennis, of St. Louis, Mo., says: ‘‘I have used and prescribed in many ways and is a great strength­ be killed in the Spanish-American war; the next is Jonathan Worth, who is fourteen, and the youngest is your Castoria in my sanitarium and outside practice for a number of years ened I always recommend it to my Frank A., who is nine. and find it to be an excellent remedy for children.” ALCOHOL 3 PEK CENT. friends and tell them what a grand med­ Dr. S. A. Buchanan, of Philadelphia, Pa., says: "I have used your Cas­ icine it is for women. You may use my AVegelablePrepnralbnforAs- toria in the case of my own baby and find It pleasant to take, and have name for the good of others.” —Mrs. "movies" thrillers. Is believed to similaling ihcFoodanilRegula- havei been invaded before daylight by obtained excellent results from Its use.” John F r a n c i s , Bums, Montana. ling tlie Siomachs andBowlsof PHOTO WON HEARTS fanatical Hindoos who looked upon Dr. J. E. Simpson, of Chicago, 111., says: *‘I have used your Castoria In The makers of Lydia E. Pinkham’s the recent use of the sacred bull as I n f a n t s / C h ild r en cases of colic in children and have found it tho best medicine of its kind Vegetable Compound have thousands of sacrilegious. The animal was ter­ on the market.” such letters as those above—they tell rope, but Princess Marie determined ribly mutilated with keen knifes and Pictures of Roumanian Royal Promotes Diges(ton,CkerfuI- Dr. R. E. Esltildson, of Omaha, Neb., says: “I find your Castoria to be a the truth, else they could not have been to make herself liked. sharpened sticks were driven into its ness andRest.Containsndtter obtained for love or money. This med­ Family Widely Circulated. The pretty royal bride hit upon a flesh. standard family remedy. It is the best thing for infants and children 1 icine is no stranger — it has stood the clever scheme. She affected the na­ Not content with fatally maiming norMiocraL have ever known and I recommend it” test fonyears. tive dress upon all occasions. This the bull, the vandals opened the cages N a r c o t i c - Dr. L. R. Robinson,-of Kansas City, Mo., says: "Your Castoria certainly Popularity of Crown- Princess Marie was not hard, for the national costume of a number of lions, but the beasts Recipe ofOldDcSAMUELTnUIER has merit. Is not Its age, its continued use by mothers through all these Likely to Be Potent in Obtain­ is one of the most picturesque in the had not awakened when attendants ar­ Pumpkin Seed“* years, and the many attempts to imitate it, sufficient recommendation? Don’t Persecute world. ing Vote of Supplies in Event rived and discovered the open cages. jSlx.Smna * What can a physician add? Leave it to the mothers.” Then she had a picture taken that A large reward has been offered for Rjcfid/e Softs- Your Bowels War Is Declared. jlniseSted ■* Dr. Edwin F. Pardee, of New York City, says: “For several years I have has been circulated in millions among tn arrest of the slayers of the bulL a t- Cut out cathartics and purgatives. They ar® the subjects of the royal family. It is recommended your Castoria and shall always continue to do so, as it haa brutal, harsh, unnecessary. Tryj New York.—A king must have }Vorm Seed invariably produced beneficial results.” the most popular picture post card Painting Fooled Mice. CARTER’S LITTLE money to be a king. Royal dynasties Clarified Su souvenir in the land. Chicago.— Mrs. Clara M. Sims of the Dr. N. B. Sizer, of Brooklyn, N. Y., says: “I object to what are called in this commercial age are based upon LIVER PILLS When the children came Prince college of agriculture at the Univer­ patent medicines, where maker alone knows what ingredients are put in Purely vegetable. Act the dollar, and that same dollar comes Aperfcct Remedy forCcmsflpa- Charles, Prince Nicholas and the little sity of Illinois, is a painter of still life tion , Sour Stomadi.Dlarrhoca them, but I know the formula of your Castoria and advise its use.” gently on the liver, C a r t e r 's from the pockets of the commoners, eliminate bile, and Princess Elizabeth Marie, lovingly in water colors. Recently she painted Worras,Convulsions.Feverish- soothe the delicate, ITTLE who, if managed properly, are only too called "Mignon” by tbe people, they a large red apple clinging to its sprig, G E N U I N E ALWAYS m em b ran e o f the^ IVER willing to pay well for the privilege of ness an d L o ss OF SLEEP- CASTORIA b ow el. Cure, PILLS. were photographed with their mother which was mounted with green Constipation, a stable government. Facsimile Signature of Biliousness, in the garb of Roumanian peasants. foliage. She left the painting at her Thus it is that in the Balkans the Sick Head­ What was the result? From a small, office in the college. Returning a few ache and Indigestion, as millions know. rulers who have been hurling their weak nation, Roumania has grown to morning ago. she found that mice had SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSE, SMALL PRICE, legions at the battle front of the Turk- T h e C e n t a u r C o m p a n y , one of the real powers of eastern eaten the whole of the apple and had Genuine must bear Signature Europe, due simply to this and other left the sprig and foliage intact. “The N E W YO R K . similar campaigns engineered by tbe pigment in the water color has no Atb months old royal family to gain the liking of the taste or odor and the rodent must people and hold it securely. surely have‘ been attracted to the I S P o s e s - f t CE» TS fruit by sigjit alone,” says Professor P ^ 32?i ftimraiUocti underTKeFbo3 ai NOT YET A HOUSEHOLD WORD A SACRED BULL IS KILLED Sims, husband of the artist. In Use For Over 30 Years. E x act Copy of Wrapper. Rising Young Journalist Found Thero Los Angeles Act Is Charged to Fa­ Dog’s Tail Pulled Trigger. THE CENTAUR COMF»ANY, NEW YORK CITY. Were Places Where His Fame Had natical California Hindoos— Pittsburg, Kan.—James McFall went Not Been Heralded. Reward for Slayer. hunting a few days ago. His dog got into a row with another dog and soon HER SHARE IN THE WORK An A bsolu'e Cure for Louis Brownlow was born in what Los Angeles, Cal.— “Sanscrit,” the there was a fight. McFall set the rifle RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS SPECIAL TO WOMEN and BRIGHT’S DISEASE may be described as the backwoods sacred bull, which has figured in nu­ down, held one hand over the muzzle Do you realize the fact that thousands j Mr. Younghusband Certainly Has at Dr. Vaughan’s Sanitorium, 1040 Park Place, of women are now using down south. In the course of time he merous moving picture dramas, was and watched the fight. One of the Right to B e Proud of His Brooklyn, N.V. Descriptive Booklet sent Free. straightened his plumage, flapped his slain at the wild animal farm on the dogs switched his tail and hit the trig, Practical Little Wife. wings, and sailed out into the cold outskirts of Los Angeles. The ger of the rifle. Doctors have not yet and dreary world to collect for him­ “farm,’ which is the home of a hun­ found the bullet in McFall’s Hand, but USE ALLEN ’S F00T= EASE, She had made him a present of a The antiseptic powder to be shaken into the shoes. self finance and fame. He landed on dred or more denizens of the jungle. there is a hole where it went in. pair of green red, and blue carpet If you want re; and comfort for tired, aching, a newspaper in a southern city, and slippers for his first birthday since swollen, sweating feet, use Allen’s Foot-Ease. It re­ lieves corns and bunions of all pain and prevents made so good on his job that his ar­ their marriage, and he was in ecsta­ blisters, sore and callous spots. Just the thing for A Soluble Antiseptic Powder ticles were plastered under his sig­ sies over them. Dancing Parties, Patent Leather Shoes, and for as a remedy for mucous membrane af- Breaking in New Shoes. It is tho greatest comfort nature across the front page of his TO HAVE ATHLETICS “I know you’d like them, Harry,” discovery o f the age. Try it today- Sold everywhere. i fections, such as sore throat, nasal or journal every day. After several she smiled, “if for no other reason j 25cts. Don't accept any substitute. For FREE trial pelvic catarrh, inflammation or ulcera­ package, address Allen S. Olmsted, Lo Roy, N. Y. months he went back home. So far than that I made them all myself.” tion, caused by female ills? Women ! who have been cured say “it is worth as he was able to determine he was Olympic Games Cause France to In reality it was the marquis de “What!” exclaimed Harry. “You] a sunburst on the horizon of journal­ Polignac who has brought to success don’t mean to say that this is all P R IN T E R S A TTE N TIO N ! lts/eight in gold.” Dissolve in water ism, and fame had hung about his Take Up Sports. this movement. He foresaw that to and apply locally. For ten years the your work? Great Scott! What a Investigate our bargains in overhauled six Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. has arouse the interest of a whole nation form all the lights and illuminations genius of a wife I’ve married!” and seven column two-revolution Printing j recommended Paxtine in their private possible. “Louis,” asked one of the would be the labor of years unless "O course,” qualified the young Presses. Illustrations and full descrip­ ; correspondence with women. old men at the grocery store, speak­ Owing to Generosity ,of Marquis the some tangible showing was made at wife, “I bought the uppers, and Mary tion on application. Also job cylinders. For all hygienic and toilet uses it has ing with a pronounced drawl and ca­ First French Athletic College Is once. It is to his generosity that the sewed them together, and I got a no equal. Only 50c a large box at Drug­ first French athletic college is a real­ Van Allens & B o u g h t o n ressing his long, thin whiskers, “what Being Built—Will Soon Admit man to sole them, but I put on th6 23 Rose Street, New York gists or sent postpaid on receipt of be your line of endeavor?" “The Students. ity and will be ready to receive stu­ bows and did them up in the box— price. The Paxton Toilet Co., Boston, newspaper business," replied Brown- dents soon. and, do you know, Harry, I think you Mass. THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. No1.*fo2.N«& law, distinctly proud. "Well, Louis,” Paris, France.— France has decided He had already laid out an athletic ought to be very proud to have such T U n M D g n il’S Quickly relievo* pursued the patriarch, “be you a-sell- field at Reims. Here he has built a a practical little wife.” T H E R A P I O N S s S l s M ii n il (Yl lO U n U weak, inflamed eye*. to take up athletics seriously. Hither­ great success, cures chronic weakness, lost vigor in’ of the papers or a-settin' of the to in France athletes have had no handsome gymnasium, with a swim­ And he was. & VIM, KIDNEY. BLADDER, DISEASES, BLOOD POISON, ming pool alongside. In front is a PILES. EITHER NO. DRUGGISTS or MAIL $1. POST 4 C T 3 JOHN L. EYETHOMPSON WATERKSaSTSH'* SONS&CO..Troy.N.Y. type?” public sentiment behind them and no FOUGERA CO, 90, BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK or LYMAN BROS stadium, with a running track around TORONTO. WRITE FOR FREE BOOK TO DR. LE CLERC public support financially. There has Going Slow. Med.Co, HaverstockRd. Hampstead, London, Enq. W atson E . Coleman, Wash* Would Chew His Own. the sides and a straightaway for TRY NEW DRAGEEfTASTELESS) FORMOF EASY TO TAK3 Ington.D.C. Books free. High­ been lacking the incentive of applause George F. Baker, the noted finan­ PATENTSest references. Best results. Glen Arnold Grove, the educator to arouse enthusiasm, and what few dashes down the center 110 meters T H E R A P I O N 2 £ ?.i"0Dc0R, and lecturer, tells the following story, (about 120 yards) long. Within tht cier, was for many years Pierpont BEE THAT TRADE MARKED WORD ‘THERAPION’ IS OH men have gone in for sport have done BRIT. GOVT.STAMP AFFIXED TO ALL GENUINE PACKETS, Crown Princess Marie and Her Chil­ Morgan’s close friend, and in analyz­ the result of observations made dur­ so from pure love of it— and they have Automobiles For Sale dren. ing Mr. Morgan’s success Mr. Baker ing a recent trip to Paris. been very few. DAISY FLY KILLER £££ EjTip £ He was standing before a well- once said to a New York correspond­ DYKE’S RELIHERs V i^ o s . - r„ ish army have needed an ever-increas­ But after the Olympic games at ent: 3*4 inch Tires - - $1.85 4 inch Tires - - 2.25 known bathhouse as two men came ing store of millions. The was is Stockholm the French public woke up Inch Tires - - 2.ai 6 inch Tires - - 2.95 along. "He was not the impetuous, head­ 6000 OTHER BARGAINS. Send for price list. practically over, but every money to the fact that their country was long man of action he has been pic­ Said one to the other, as he pointed lender in Europe has a fat sheaf of making a pitiful showing. Auto Surplus Stock Syndicate, 875 7th Ava, N. Y. to a sign on the front of the building: tured. He acted, but he acted delib­ royal and governmental ”1. O. U.’s” When an obscure province like Fin­ erately. He once gave me this advice "Sure, Mike, did you ivver see the Money raised by taxes necessitates land startles the world by the prowess Ioiks. Beans! chawed and friend! I — advice which he always himself fol­ popularity, and it is the present de­ of its athletes, when far-off Japan and HAEOLD SOMERS, D ekalb N. , AUTO We guarantee INSTRUCTION to teach you thoroughly lowed: 150 Ave., Brooklyr, Y. wouldn’t mind having some meself, sire of the rulers of Greece, Servia, Chile send men to these games and how to operate a car in a manner that 'but Oi’ll do me own chawing.” “ ‘Be sure you are right—then will command the best positions. All the Bulgaria and Montenegro to be as pop­ France has but two representatives, pause for reflection.’ ” pract ical work you want in overhauling, The sign indicated read: ular as ever a man was. The same and one of these is a girl fennis adjusting, repairing, etc. ifiasy terms. Send for BAINS CHAUD ET FROID. Booklet K. COSMOPOLITAN AUTO SCHOOL situation is.faced by the ruling family player— it seems time that something Parrot-Like. 105 Ea9t 63rd Street New York City Which, being interpreted, means of Roumania. And it is in the clever­ is done. "Baths, hot and cold.”—Rehoboth ness of the Crown Princess Marie that Hence there wae created the idea Dauber— Podgers, the art critic, has Will reduce Inflamed, Strained, Sunday Herald. the real ability of a woman in a tight of a "college of athletics.” A commit­ roasted my pictures unmercifully. Swollen Tendons, Ligaments, RELIABLE USED AUTOS political situation is demonstrated. tee was formed last October which Friend— Don’t mind that fellow. Muscles or Bruises. Stops the / Immense stock lameness and pain f r o m a Splint, PNEUMATIC A STOPS YOUR PAIN issued a circular to the public. He’s no ideas of his own; he only of cars, bodies, or breaks up your cold in one hour. It’s marvelous Roumania must be prepared to take Side Bone or Bone Spavin. No engines, etc. Used externally. All druggists, 26 cents. Adv- The object first in mind was to take repeats like a parrot what others say. the field with many men—-and much blister, no hair gone. H o r s e can be PjPy) We are reliable; money. The people will vote this charge of what athletic material there used. 22 a bottle delivered. Describe Even if a man doesn't hesitate he money if they love their sovereigns— was already and train it for entrance CLEARED AWAY your case for special instructions PEETS-HOMAN CORP., may be lost anyway. not otherwise. The Roumanians are a in the Olympic games at Berlin in Proper Food Put the Troubles Away, j and Book 2 K Free. 239-241 WEST 56th ST., new YORK filTY proud lot, proud of the fact that they 1916, to try to gain some athletic hon­ ABSORBINE, JR., the anticeptic liniment for i INVALIDS AND CHILDREN are the direct descendants of the Ro­ ors there if possible. Diagram of New Athletic College in Our own troubles always seem more mankind. Reduces Strained, T orn Liga- | •honM be given MAGEE’S EMULSION France. severe than any others. But when a ments. Enlarged Glands, Veins or Muscles, strengthen the body. Never tails. All druggists. mans who centuries ago were sent to But it was seen at once that this H e a ls C u ts , S o r e s , U lc e r s . A ll a y s p ain . Price the territory to subjugate the lands would be only a beginning. If France man is unable to eat even a light $1.00 a bottle at dealers or delivered. Book "Evidence” free. New Cars 50 % Off W. F. YOUNG, P. D. F, 310 Temple Street, Springfield.Mass. You can't tell by the load a man is now Included within the boundaries of was to take its proper position in the stadium are plots fo r all the field breakfast, for years, without severe carrying where he got it. events and In one corner of the distress, he has trouble enough. Cars Traded, Bought; Time Payments their kingdom. athletic world there wae need of much 100 Rebuilt Cars 1910-11-12, $100 up. New Ford The Balkans are for he most part more than this. The idea was extend­ grounds Is room for trap shooting. It is small wonder he likes to tell of Tops, $10 up. Others all sizes. New Foredoor Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children food which cleared away the troubles. Bodies,66% off. Used Bodies, $25 up. Old Bodies ruled by families from other coun­ ed to creating at the proposed college In charge he has placed Lieutenant traded. Elec. Outfits, $3. Top Covers, $2. S u n d ry teething, softens the gums, reduces in fla m m a ­ “I am glad of the opportunity to j tion, allays pain,cures wind colic,25c a bottlejU* tries, connections of the Hapsburgs of athletes a school also for athletic Georges Hebert, the inventor of the p a r ts . 20th Century Autorroblle Co.,1700 Broadway, cor. 54th, ALBERTA Phone Columbus 100. Branch,1690 Broadway,cor.53d,NewYoric City and other royal lines. Naturally it has instructors, at the same time conduct­ system of setting-up exercises now in tell of the good Grape-Nuts has done Wisdom consist chiefly in the judi­ been the task of the incumbents to ing a campaign of publicity that would use in the navy. for me,” writes a N. H. man. “For cious use of the blue pencil. interest the youth of the nation and The work of the college is divided many years I was unable to eat even \ "make good’ in the eyes of the warlike THE PRICE OF GUARANTEED PERFECT CARS and independent natives. Princess would lead in time to the establish­ into three parts. First, the study of a light breakfast without great suffer­ AT LOWEST PRICES ment of similar training colleges all all questions concerning physical edu­ ing. BUY A STANDARD MAKE CAR THAT IS Marie went to Roumania as a bride BEEF AS GOOD FOR SERVICE, WEAR, VALUE, FOLEY KIDNEY PILLS over the country. cation; second, a course for educators, “After eating I would suddenly be IS HIGH AND SO AS A NEW MODEL-AT A PRICE THAT from another part of Europe. She was IS TilK PRICE OF IS A FRACTION OF ORIGINAL COST. RICH IN CURATIVE QUALITIES beautiful, but then there are many The October circular was signed by instructors and trainers; third, the seized with an attack of colic and j CATTLE. FOR BACKACHE, RHEUMATISM. For years the Province MILLER-BRISBEN CO. KIDNEYS ANO BLADDER other beautiful ladies in the nation, Auguste Rodin, Jean Richepin, Dr. care and training of athletes for in­ vomiting. This would be followed hy of Alberta (Western which is famed for its beauties. "Out- Weiss, Gabriel Bonvalet, the Marquis ternational contests, in which France headache and misery that would some­ Canada) was the Rig STORAGE MART RanchlngCountry.Many 30-32-34 W est 63rd St., New York City 6e Polignac, Dr. Bouchard and Mau­ is now resolved to make a creditable times last a week or more, leaving me of these ranches today Ianders” were not very popular in the me immense grain llelds Phono 1242 Columbus. mountain states of .southeastern Eu- rice Colrat. showing. so weak I could hardly sit up or walk. land the cattle have 11 A. M .-4 P. M. given place to the cultivation of BEST REFERENCES FURNISHED., WORMS “Since I began to eat Grape-Nuts I wheat,oats, barley and flax: tho You can afford to buy a car from us. Our meth­ have been free from the old troubles. change has made many thousands od of buying and selling for owners on a 5 per cause much annoyance to children of Americans, settled on these cent, commission basis and our ‘’money back” EMPEROR’S SWORD RUSTY His service sword, as he called it, wau is today to be seen under glass in the I usually eat Grape-Nuts one or more plains, wealthy, but It has in­ method of guarantee makes it absolutely safe and great anxiety to parents. army museum. creased the price of live stock. for vou to order by mail from the largest used so rusted in its sheath that at the bat­ times a day, taking it at the beginning There is splendid opportunity car house In America. Don’t wait. We save you now to get a $250 to F2500 on Runabouts, Touring Cars, Rac­ The presente of worms is recog­ Napoleon Bonaparte Seldom Used I t tle of Arcis-sur-Aube in 1814 he had of the meal. Now I can eat almost ers, Landau lets. Limousines, Delivery Wagons to call an aide-de-camp to help him I Twins Born Far Apart. anything I want without trouble. aud Freight Trucks. Agents wanted. nized by tnese common symptoms: and Discarded His Armor Because MONEY BACK IF NOT AS REPRESENTED itchinp/liose, unsatisfied appetite, He Looked Like a Warrior. draw it. Yonkers, N. Y. — Twins born 86 “When I began to use Grape-Nuts I Free Homestead Buick $150 to $500 National $350 to $1550 Cadillac 300-1250 Overland 175-525 offerjsrwe breath and colic pains. It is also said that the emperor, I hours apart, which, according to phys- was way under my usual weight, now I of 160 acres (and another as a pre­ Chalmers 350-060 ...... “ Packard 275-1500 whose figure in a long gray cloak and | icians is exceedingly rare, occurred weigh 30 pounds more than I ever emption) in tho newer districts Flanders . 100 - 000 Peerless 250-1000 Paris.— In recalling the sword which and produce eithercattloorgrain. 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tlie general situation had not changed; that the administration was very hope UNITED STATES TO WE GIVE AND REDEEM SURETY COUPONS CALL TROOPS IN fill of reaching an amicable settlement by diplomatic negotiations of the dlf- ! —SERVICE— ferences between tlie United States and i MILITANTS’ WAR BACK CALIFORNIAJapan. * NEW CHIEF IS AN EXPLORER. FIRST we wish to advise you we are now in our new building at T O O T E N T H A V E N U E London May Be Put Under Army and Navy Told to Be Boaz W. Long Takes Hold of Latin- ^NEWARK’S STORE BEAUTIFUL Near F Street, and our increased room and facilities permit American Diplomacy. •IAVPOUTLRS- [ BROAD. HAtJSEY ST/OZET. 'RETAILERS • Prepared. Washington, May Iff.—The appoint­ us to give our patrons the delivery service and attention we Martial Law. ment of Boaz W. Long of Las Vegas. have always wished we could give. N. M„ to be chief of the Lntin-Aiiieri- SECOND, we carry only the reputable lines of food cuii division of tlie state department JAPAN GETS REPLY TODAY was announced This appointment d o e s products in our store, and the prices will be low consistant POLICE ALMOST WORN OUT not require confirmation by the senate, with quality,—our new serviee means the right kind of goods nml the new Incumbent took up Ills This is a store that satisfies at the right kind of price. Important Conference at White House duties ut once. Five Hundred Scotland Yard Men Pro­ He is the son of the present ehiet THIRD, we not only wish to serve in the food Between President and Heads of every desire of the dweller in the tecting Public Buildings and Guard­ justice of the supreme court of New Navy and War Departments—’'--- products line but we wish to relieve our summer resident ing Cabinet Ministers — Destruction M exico and luts been for m any years In tcr.tuous Air cf Secrecy at Capital. patrons of the annoyance of personally making arrangement of Church Organ Angers American I Ik- advertising business As an ndver city home, the seashore cottage, Colony. Washington, May Hi. -Viscount Chln- tisiug agent lie lias made frcqticul trips for the gas, water, electric light and telephone. We want I n t o M e x h o da. the Japanese ambassador, after the our summer patrons who are not yet in Belmar to write to us London, May 1C.—Home Secretary Ili- post 1- regarded as one of the or the mountain bungalow. meeting of the cabinet today will re­ h i g h e s t inipoi tain-e in tile state depart telling us the date they will arrive, so we can order the water Reginald McKenna is seriously con­ ceive President" Wilson's reply to the i n c u t I' s n a i l ; It li a s lie e n tilled b y sidering invoking the assistance of the and lights on for them and see that everything is in readiness Japanese protest against the California m e n w lm 'i-\c served as minister In army in curbing tlie militant women. for their arrival. All orders for Groceries sent us by mail alien land legislation, which Governor L a t i n A imsra n ennui rles. The ex ten It ivas learned that the home office has Johnson has informed President Wil. sI v e \ e e 1 ■ e ' " 1 • 11■ 1 • o I 11 m i c r e s t s I11 will be delivered on the day and hour which they are wished. under advisement a plan to put Lon­ This is a store that fills every son he will sign. This was learned the i.tl '• ' m l' ■•■II • ■■ lllplics adds to don partially under martial law. following a conference of the presi­ tlie -.la \ ... I •! i| II I t. ! i. <- of WRITE US AND LET US SERVE YOU. The constantly widening area of the dent. .Acting Secretary of State Moore, want in Furniture, Draperies, activities of the suffragettes has put Secretary of War Garrison and Secre­ the police under an increasing strain tary of the Navy Daniels at die White that they are hard pressed to m eet House. The conference lasted fifty Floor Coverings, Household Afore than 500 detectives from Scot­ minutes. land Yard are now directly concerned It was learned the president will in­ Geo. P. Leddon with the militant campaign. They are form Ambassador Chimin that the fed­ Goods and Outdoor Needs. protecting public buildings, guarding eral government is going to support cabinet ministers, shadowing suspected California and declare that the several TENTH AVENUE NEAR F STREET, BELMAR suffragettes and tracing runaway states of tlie Union have the right un­ ticket of leave prisoners. The home der Ihe constitution to make domestic This Is a store that sells only goods of Remember The New Building office is beginning to believe that the laws. task is too great for the police and that The reply will state also that the law dependable character and sells them at the much of the work could be done better passed by California is based on the by the military. treaty of liill with Japan and that the lowest possible prices and on a plan of A canister filled with explosives and contention that the Japanese are dis­ cartridges was found in front of the criminated against in the law is not paym ent that m akes it easy for all to buy. National gallery. No fuse was at­ well taken because it goes no further tached, and there was no way in which than the federal law. Would you believe you the thing could have been easily ex­ ANY CUT YOU LIKE. ploded. Suffragettes were suspected of Preparing For Trouble. We Re-upholster Furniture. placing tbe “bomb.” In anticipation of disturbances in Tell us what cut you like and we’ll do can get a pair of the interior of Japan—demonstrations the rest. We guarantee it will be the best W e Clean and Store Lace Curtains. Women Held For Trial. on the part of the jingo element—as a and choicest of the particular part you Miss Annie Kenney, chief of staff to result of the position taken hy the select. We are always anxious to please Mrs. Emmeline Pankhurst, the convict­ patrons— therefore we select our beef and W e Place Furs and Rugs in Cold Storage. United States government the army ed leader of the militants; Edward G. other meats with great < are. Try us and and navy will be held in readiness for We Make Slip Covers and Awnings. Clayton, the Richmond chemist, who is see the difference. W hite Shoes quick concentration. It was for the charged with writing letters to tbe purpose of knowing just where the We Furnish Homes Complete— Making all the women telling them how to start fires ships of the navy and the men of the with chemicals, and the six other suf­ Belmar Meat Market Selections—Assuring army are located that President Wil­ fragettes arrested when the police raid­ J. C. W ISEM AN son had the military heads confer with ed tlie headquarters of the Women’s Perfect Harmony and the Greatest Economy. 1 8 him a t $ ^ ? Social and Political union, were held In Phone 666 809 F STREET While there was a general discussion the Bow street police court for trial at Old Bailey on charges of conspiracy. as to the present disposition of the army and navy, no orders were issued W om en’s high grade shoes, w ith The women and Clayton are accused for the movement of any ships or under a statute dating back to the troops. No orders for movements will hand-trimmed and G oodyear welt time of King Edward III. of inciting he given for the time being. EYES EXAMINED •to malicious destruction of property. But orders have gone forth to every s o l e s . The principal evidence against them by the "Fogging System.” The HAHNE & CO. was police testimony regarding their ship in the navy, both on the Atlantic system is ideal because it is practical and Pacific oceans, and to every army alleged inflammatory speeches and and practical because it is natural. Broad, New and Halsey Streets, NEWARK, N. J. Oxfords, Colonials, pum ps, but­ Clayton’s letters. garrison commander in the United Physical and clinical training under States, the Philippines *uul Hawaii competent physician teachers as­ The police arrested several of the sures you of first class service. t o n b o o t s . women responsible for the riot at Islands to have their troops in readi W E SELL FURNITURE ON THE CLUB PLAN Hastings, where suffragettes were ness to answer with the least possible R egular prices w ere $3.50 up. roughly handled by a band of “antis.” delay orders for concentration at given W . C. W isem an !: The authorities had announced an auc­ points. These orders were dispatched in codl O P T I C I A N t W h y 1 . 9 8 ? tion sale of the property of two suffra­ OUT OF WORK! gettes who refused to pay taxes to the tied dispatches sent out from the war Reginald M. tiaveron, Oph.D. ]’ and navy departments In addition to Because sizes are broken and a “man government.” The militants or­ Manager. ganized a demonstration at the hour the above precautions, all requisitions appointed for the auction and paraded for arms, ammunition and clothing 603 COOKMAN AVE. good m any pairs have becom e slightly the streets with a band and carriages. which have been on tile in the ord ASBU RY PARK, N. J. nance and quartermaster's offices of Anti-suffragist women and men storm­ Established 20 Years. No connec­ soiled in show ing, ed the procession, overcame the police tlie army and navy for the last several tion with any other establishment. y and pelted the militants with eggs, months are being filled with great rap­ idity O n all aisle tables. flour and soot. Finally one carriage was overturned and several women A conference as to the concentration were Injured. of the army and navy was held by' The American colony expressed In­ general officers of tlie army and navy :THE: dignation over the destruction of the last night item Admiral Bradley organ of Penn church, in Buckingham­ Fiske. aid for operations of the navy, shire. Suffragettes set fire to the organ. and Major General Leonard Wood Kenwyn Kennels The blaze was extinguished before it chief of staff of tin* army, were in eon W omen’s Rubber could damage the rest of the church, ference for more than an hour but the ancient organ was ruined. Air of Secrecy at White House AT POINT PLEASANT Penn church is a place much visited by About tlie White House and tlie Americans because of its associations state, war and navy building there is 10 AYiles South N E W J E R S E Y Soled Shoes $3.95 with William Penn. mi air of secrecy. Officers of tlie mili­ of Deal hy Auto tary branch of the serviee will not dis­ cuss the business of the night confer­ WILSON WON’T COMPROMISE. Now in vogue and already out ences and work. At the state depart merit orders have been issued to those Will Stand or Fall by Tariff Bill as working far eastern affairs to not A ire d a le s of stock in m any stores. Ours were Passed by House. 011 discuss tiie business of tlie office with Washington, May 1G.—The positive any one outside statement that President Wilson will esp ecially made to our order 0 1 1 It was only after it was pointed out stand hy the house leaders on the Wil- XCLUSIVEILY that there probably would result great son-Underwood tariff bill and will re­ English lasts— one style was even er alarm tlip part of the people of fuse to consider any compromise af­ 011 the United States if the facts were not fecting either the wool schedule or the made in England itself. Follow ing told that tlie White House would ad sugar schedule came from the execu­ rnit that the conference of the president PUPPIES AND GROWN tive offices. and Secretaries Moore. Garrison and STOCK ALWAYS FOR m o d e l s — In his semiweekly conference with Daniels were tlie Japanese question the newspaper correspondents Presi­ 011 SALE FROM BLUE and that a reply would he made to the t a n b o o t dent Wilson made it emphatically clear Japanese ambassador in tin* near fu­ RIBBON WINNERS AND that stories which intimate that he Is ture. IMPORTED STOCK. seeking a compromise on these particu­ t a n o x f o r d It was stated at tin- White House lift lar schedules are absolutely without ( in(■*?%...... " foundation. w hite oxford (tw o m odels) He intends to stand or fall by the bill as it was finally approved by the w h i t e b o o t house majority, and his attitude made it clear that this was his last word to the senate Remarkable Non-skid Tires ‘BIG BILL” HAYWOOD. W e candidly believe that if every m otorist in the c ity w e re to e< -ip his W o m e n ’s Caught by Camera Addressing " H e w a t our friend'* I. W. W. Strikers In Paterson. car with either one of these famous The most effective weapon of monopolistic business against the smaller, independent home dealers has been Price English Oxfords Cutting—underselling regardless of cost until fair competi­ United States Tires $ tion is eliminated and leaves the consumer helpless. V v V I Tan calf oxfords 0 1 1 flat E nglish Yet, the department of justice of the recent national he would get more mileage for the administration sued, as a trust, the manufacturer of a very lasts, w ith low heel at $ 3 . 7 5 money invested and better skidding successful article, though it has over 100 competitors, 011 the protection than he possibly could rva.4- -fW-v*-*-* n n t r A f k / a r t i ar\ri \x7f* plea that under the Sherman act the manufacturer must not O ne of the sm artest styles of prevent the big chain stores, mail order houses and the price know tnem an. cutters in general from offering well known, standard goods the season for m orning w ear. at less than your home dealer can afford to sell them, just as a bait to get his trade away. 1 he government makes no mention of the fact that the loss which the monopolists entail on these goods by cutting prices, is made up by them by overcharging on unbranded articles of fluctuating value. The Government §trinbarl| (Enmjmmj makes no mention of the fact that the Sherman act was intended to prevent those very methods of business that A 0 bur.1 1 Park, Nrm Jrranj create monopolies. What will become of the little dealer—your home dealer—if the Government wins the suit and clears the path for the unfair price cutters ? Weather Forecast. And, the consumer? Our cartoon tells quite a story Advertise in The Coast Advertiser Showers and wanner today; touior row probably fair; moderate south to { about one feature of that, doesn’t it! southwest winds. 1