LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD.

VOL. 11-NUMBER 21. LONG BRANCH, N. J., TUHRSDAY, JANUARY, 25 1912. 8 PAGES PRICE TWO CENTS cum RESCUES FAST TIME MADE ALL READY FOR $500 VERDICT AGAINST TOME TWO GIRL SKATERS BY ICE YACHTS HERE BIG MASK BULL DRIVER WHOSE HORSE CONTEST TOMORROW William Archer Hears Cries as Plans Completed For J7th An- Crack Fliers of Clubs to Con- They Crash Through Ice at AND AT RED BANK nual of Hebrew Burial RAN DOWN PATTON test For Stellar Trophy of Goose Neck Drawbridge. Ground Association. Racing Season.

William Archer, who resick-a ID Clarel Sails Over 15 Mile Course In 26.04 Mak- The committees for the seventeenth $5,000 Suit Against Mr. Fanshawe Knocked Out After a conference with the South- aparimeuta over the Truax hardware annual masquerade ball and leap year Shrewsbury and Long Branch Boat store, on Broadway, thla city, rescued dance of the LOUR Branch Hebron* wnl Yacht Clube, the Board of Trade's two «lrls from drowning near the ing New Record For Long Branch Club, f'ree Burial Ground Association are on Ground That Driver Wasn't Acting As special committed on ice yacht trophy, * Goose Neck draw bridge yesterday af- fant completing their respective du- of which John O. Sexton Is chairman, " teraoon. Archer toad' been clamming While The Daisy Makes Ten Miles ties. Judges- will later be aetected Employee — Ocean Grove Shooter Doesn't deefcted to emit tho first race for tho (hiring the day, and was on his way to make a ward » from among t hi- mcr* season of 1B1* for the $100 cup. The liome when heard the girhv calling for ry participants. There win i>< two race la set down for ten o'clock to- help. He toaattined to their assistance, in 21.05 for the Indies and two for the men. Escape Trial on Insanity Plea morrow morning, weather conditions, and with the aid of a sixteen foot Original and fancy commute will be of oourse, permitting. In case of a rake pole be succeeded in getting Walter Content's Clarel, one of the Boat and Yacht Club. Start at 1,20. inolutk't! in the judging. The two-pert lack of wind the race will go over un- them free from their icy bath. He was crack third-class filers belonging to Clarel-l.S4.10, 1.28.10, 1.82.61, 1.37.- Aiii'i• mm him In the $5,000 'iamnge part program will contain twenty-four suit brought against William 8. Fan- til half oast two o'clock. forced to wade in over his boot tops, the Long Branch Ice Boat and Yacht 08, 1.41.35, 1.46.04; elapsed time, The present holder of the cup to tho Club, established a record for the club 26.04. numbers. Prof. J. Pitman Wejt hav- shawe, of Shrewsbury, Uud been grant- and was drenched to his waist 'before ing seleet&L the music. ed by Judge Nelsoii Y. Dungan at 1 ,<>IIK Branoh Ice Boat: and Yacht Club, he got them out o the water. at fifteen miles yesterday afternoon Eagle—1.24.10. 1.28.31), 1.83.1S, 1.87.- Yachts sailing oolors of the Long over the Shallow Point course. The 34, 1.42.11, 1.46.49; elapsed time. 26*49. ' l*h-i!ii> u Cohen has been Delected Freehold today, the Jury retired and The girls, who had been skating, previous best record for the club, floor manager. His assistants will be brought in u verdict of ?!>00 In favor Branch Club won the race the laat did not Teveal their names, 'but they Ayres and O'Brien cup, Long Branch time It was sailed. Prior to that time 28.30, was held by Captain James Ice Boat and Yacht Club, IB miles. !>r. Julius Kiilin. Milton Goldstein, FORWtNTERCflRWIVAL of Walter V. Pntton agnlimt George look the name of their re&cuer and his O'Brien'B Jack Frost. The Clarel, af- Ed- Huratnati, Joseph Black, Julius Hughes, driver of tho Fanshawe colt, the cup was beldby the South Shrews- address, promising to call on him lat- Start at 3.43. bury Clut. Tlie be«t y«*ht» of tho ter an exciting finish with Captain J. Red Rover—3.48. 3.52.16. 3.56.14, Cohen, Aim Co&bland, Sol Kn-y, Jos- which was responsible* for Mr. Patton'a er. Mr. Archer was not at.home when eph Sal/, J. Kridel and Arthur U serious injuries on the morning or Oc- two olubB wn take part in the big K. Green's Eagle, beat the latter out 4.00.42, 4.05.17, 4.10.12; elapse« time, Great Festival On Ice at Red a reporter cadLed at hit; residence this in a fifteen-mile chase by forty-five 27.12. fiporo. tober 11, 1910. race. Which promises to be a record- morning, he having started out early seconds and hung up a record of Tihe neoe^tiou tcommltteo includes breaker. for ht» day's work. He said very lit- Rainbow II.—3.47.35, 3.52.08, 3.56.46, Bank Friday Afternoon The non-suit against Mr. Fanshawe 26.04 for the course in the Pleasure 4.02.04, 4.07.32, 4.13.03; elapsed time, Louis Miller, Louis -Rotheotoorg, Rev. was granted yesterday afternoon at tle about the rescue in the home cir- Bay clubhouse. B. Morris, Henry Contend, 8ig. cle, and as he in a modest man, none 30.03. and Evening. tho conclusion of the plaintiff's side PREACHED STIRRING SERMON Hlrschfvlti, lauiu: Stein, Joseph Stein, of tiic case on motion of Prosecutor of the thrilling facts have been ascer- Samuel Nat h ana on and Alex GoUl- Rev. Alfonto Dart's Talk at St. Lukt'a tained. The committee In charge of tbe aer- Applegate on the ground that Hughes emitb. was not -acting In the Bcope of an em- Church Lut Night Pleases ies of rocea and masquerade carnival Largt Audience. David ICUinK, chairman of the ar- to be held on the ice of tho North ploye at the time of the mishap. TWO ATTEMPTS AT ROBBERY •I rangement committee, has completed Shrewsbury river, at Red Bank, to- Mr. Patton, who was Ijvlng here at H»v, Alfonso Dare, pastor of tho all the preliminary details. Th<- ijy- morrow afternoon and evening, arc ihe time of the accident and haa Bince Himpson Memorial M. B. Church, The Barton and Collins Residence at ceum has JHWiii secured for the ©veil- elated over the success that 1ms at- moved to Matawan, was riding his mo- preached the sermon at taut night's Keyport Seen* Of After Dark ing of January- 29th, and no patim will tended their efforts. Many entries for •orcycle through Shrewsbury when a revival services held at St. Luke's Intruder. he spared* to have tlio big auditorium the different events are being receiv- "baft of the sulky driven by Hughes Church. IIIM tut was "What wilt An attempt was made about 10 prettily drated'. Mr. Kiting is bo- ed hi every mall and the preparation* nierced his chest, fracturing three Thuu have me to do?" In the course o'clock Tuesday night to rob the home ing assisted by Chat*. RoBencraus. for the masquerade affair ure rapidly *ibs and causing other internal lnjur- of his remarks Mr. Dare said tujit if of Mrs. Almlra Barton, in Main street, A a-|,:il(l Mark's. Joseph Goldstein, 6. assuming shape. . He wan seriously Hi for a long the confessed Christian people of Keyport. The intruder wan heard fit- Eisner, F. W. Marks, Louie Steinberg, The afternoon events will Blurt at time. Long Branch would only get to work ting a key in the baclc door by the Krltss Hertz, Albert Cohen and Max they could capture tbe city for Chris- 2 o'clock and will consist of trotting A verdict of not guilty was directed hired girl and a boy who made their Stein. skating and ice boat races for the tianity In a tew weeks. The sermon home with Mrs. Barton. She hap in the case agnlnst Tony Mole, who watt 11 heart-searching one, and at the Th* officers of the association are: third, fourth and fifth class yachts. was charged with conducting a slot close Mr. Dare was warmly congratu- peiied to be In bed at the time, but \ reaident, l.ouli* Miller; vice iprml- The winners of the trotting MOM will the others were down stairs. Tbfl machine nt Asbury Park. lated. There were two conversions. dent. Julius Cohen; secretary, Josfjph be awarded robeti iind whips and suit- Andrew McConnell, tho "human nolee of the man started the family in'; treasurer, Louis Rotht»n,berg; able UWHVIIK, Including a silver, gold- Dr. Nwal will lead tonight's meeting, dog barking, but the canine was In electricity man" who shot his wifo at to which the public la Invited. To- trustees, F\ W. Marks, David JQHl&g lined loving cup, leather anklo sup- 19 Oltn street, Ocean Grove, on I)e- the cellar and could not get out. Both and Sol Frey. ports, sweaters, smoking set, leather morrow night .Rev. Henry T. FlBler, the girl and boy made an outcry, the comforter, fountain pen, box of silk sember 23rd, is being tried on the of OakhurBt, win preach. Rev. Dare latter starting out to inform the neigh- BOX, bicycle tires, etc., will be distrib- chnrge of atrocious assault and bat- ii:i;; promised to speak one night next bors. The hired girl saw the man ery. Evidence was produced show- week. BAPTISTSJVINJTRAIGHT uted to the winners of the skating and ing tluit McConnell was of unsound run through the yard and across a lot ice boat, races. Hogtuulng Sunday, there will be a to another street. He is thought to Score of 227 Rolled In the Third mind, his counsel, a Mr. HuLnes of The Red Bank Brass Band will New York, declaring that ho had been special singer, Thomaa FltlCeraJd, be a resident of Keyport. Match of the C. B. L.. at Red who Htlrrod the middle west and west Bank, for Record Cup. marrh through the principal Btrcet:- unable to get an intelligent reply to Only a weeK ago the Collins house of the Borough early 1n the flvenfns h\» questioning for weeks. with his touching gospel songs. Mr. opposite the Barton home was the The third match in the Church and then will proceed \o the Ice, Fitzgerald was a close friend of the ncene of a midnight intruder. H 1H Bowliuft League, 'Series, at Hed Bank, whore it will discourse popular music The bullet entered the right aide of McKlnley family and sang several thought the man is looking for mon- for the Long Branch Dally Record's to enliven the masquerade affair. Klre Mrs. McConnell'B head. timet) for Mrs. McKlnley. ey. The police have been notified and handsome cup, fras rolled Tuesday works wilt irlso be a feature of the Judge Foster appointed A. J. C, At the close of last night's meeting are working on the. case. night on Ihe Y. M. C. alleys, between- evening affair, when the river will be stokes as assistant counsel, aud after i election of three trustees took r.hv jEUpMsts i"tl First ..Mi.-ihodlsts. amply lighted with about a thousand debating for a hair hour It was agpb*: i place. The trustees elected were O. Band Ministrel Show Soon. Clarel." The Baptists won all three gam«s. incandescent lights. In the forms of that McConnell was a fit subject for D. Seymour. Henry D Brlnley and The rehearsal of the minstrel show, The race between the Eagle and Clarel—3.48.M, 3.63.06; went The high nan of the match, 227, was streamers, donated by tho Public Ser- trial. The case went to tho jury short- John Wesley Sherman. Tbe latter which the Long Branch Military Band Clarel was most exciting. Captain through the ice and withdrew. rolled liy Harold Holmes, of the vice Electric company. Uold pieces ly after 2 o'clock. lucceeds William O. JCInele, who de- will hold soon, are coming along very William Riddle sailed the winner of Eagle—3:48.15, 3.53.22; withdrew. Metehudistw. in the first game. Har- and other articles will be awarded to clined reflection. the latter class, while Captain Dur- ry Asay, nlBo of the Methodists, roll- the man or woman wearing the most nicely. In fact, everything is pro- yea manned the Eagle. Both boats Drub Cup, Long Branch Club, 16 MRS. SCHWARK DEAD. gressing rapidly and tt looks as if ed 194 in the second' game. handsome and tho mom comical cos Mr. Whslen Recovering turned the first stake together. At miles. Start at 10.28. turner. . they would have the best show of its the end of the third lap, seven and ttatnbow II.—10.33.12, 10.37.38. 10.- Tile full scores of the Rames are Mother of Second Assistant Firs Chief I'M-III(I» of Michael Whalen, ot Urn i kind ever given in this ctty. one-half miles, the Clarel led the 42.28, 10.47.10, 10.62.06, 10.66.36; as* follows: Taken all In.all, the affair promise* Is a Victim of Heart Trouble oiiK contracting firm of Clark ft Eagle twenty-two seconds. At ten elapsed time, 28.36. First Baptists. to be the most successful ever held Mrs. Eva Schwark, wife of Julius Whalen, are pleated to learn that he Hospital Auxiliary Entertained. Edwin Conover 162 176 138 on the ice at Red Batik in several haa uufflclently recovered from hla re- miles twenty-six seconds separated lAgenue—10.38.20, 10.37.68, 10.42.64, Bobwark, died this morning at 10.45 Mrs. Almon Carley entertained the them. At twelve and one-half miles Chris. Ber«e 161 110 166 years. o'clock at the Schwark home in South ceut iilm-Hs to resume business. Ha ladies' axillary of the Monmouth Me- they were thirty-six seconds apart. 10.47.67, 10.62.36, 10.67,10; elapsed James Bray 13fi 157 147 Broadway. While confined to her wax on Broadway for a little while time, 29.57. morial Hospital at the Nurse's Home The Red Rover covered the fifteen- Fred Bolc« ...135 183 167 Aid Sick Man, room since last Friday with an .tffec- early in the week, and* while he shows Tuesday afternoon. The ladies are mfle course in 27.12 In the race with Blanche—10.33.28, 10.38.27, 10.43.24, George Bray 148 - - William Lewis, of-this city, who has iimi of the heart, her passing out v,us R1KIM of having ibeen on tbe «ck list, holding an endless chain of social Kainbow II. for the Ayres and O'Brien 10.48.31, 10.63,29, 10.68.24; withdrew. Wm. l^wrence 131 130 been laid up with inflammatory rheu- unexpeoted. She was conBclous at all ho l» gradually regnlrdnK bis health. gatherings to raise funds for the hos- cup, while the Rainbow won the Drub Jack Frost-10,33.12, 10.38.48, 10.44.- matism for the past six months, U times and conversed with tboso In the pital. After the social awslon dainty 01; withdrew. Totals , 742 iC7 738 slowly improving. During his illness sick room almost to the last. Trenton Mayor to Spssk refreshments were served. cup In 28.36. many friends of the Second Baptist The summary is as follows: Imp—10.33.83, 10.38.44; withdrew. First Methodists. The deceased was born In tho north C. Arthur Metzgar, secretary ot tho toward Hance 126 171 Church havo contributed fuel tnd ern part of German about t'.U years Lateen class. Long Branch ice (Continued on Sixth Page.) leu groceries. Chamber of commerce of Trenton, will Horme Break. Show Window. Harry Aaay 140' I!M 160 ago. She had been a resident of Long be a speaker at the Long Branch Com- Isaac Fisher, while driving a new Chas. Hopping 117 07 — Branch for nearly forty year.). Her mis»lon Government League to toe held [RECREATION iOWLERS BEATEN. Horse Causes Dog'* Death. borne belonging to Wm. Jones yester- HOLDUP AT KEANSBURG Allen llesketh — & 107 1 life was devoted to her and family. at lJbrary Hall to-ni«A.<- Two day afternoon, came hear going Harold Holiraes 227 il'ii 122 "Brownie,' a valuable Better dog be- She was of the German typn f ihe Campbell livery stable to tbe Cen 1912 Budget Confrere* To-night walk before Fisher could get him un- months Contractor Bzeklel Olcott, of which Phil. Cohan, of the Elk wood Tw-o good vlow'K are d-feplayed' 1n the urant business. Besides the husk'ind, der control- Ho was headed direct Iral depot While jumping up ai the there, are fwo surviving children, sec- Another conference of H»Clty Coun- Keansburg, was held up near his home Recreation parlor. In Broadway, this Art Wtore by Messrs. Dennis & Wood florae's head an had been his custom, <-H will ho heM this evening to oon- for the fruit store, and pushed his on Stone road last Saturday night by city, is manager, lost their first match, of the Steamer St. Paul, which camo ond assistant chief Joseph J., and nose through one of t.b» windows be- 1 the hoi-KB stepped to onn side, coming Katberine Schwark. oKk-r the budget for toe current jrear. Home unknown person. This time Mr. of the season last night when they are , here sixteen year* ago today. down erty will be Mrs. Morris, 9»nJ. hank of dirt, bui the roadbed was not the opinion that what was wanted was for the 3fi hours endJin-g Friday 8 o'- York Seeing Sights of Town. P Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. E, B/aadplph 81o disturbed. Another eOtfltie came to rolled in the first gamo by Oeorg« money. Although the identity of the Dennis, of Eatontown. captain of the clock p. ni- There was consternation In two cum and two lady friend*. Ttiey will the rescue and it was not long oeore man was not clearly established, rum- "Looles." Tfce second high score, 201, Ne-w Jersey—Fair lonigbt and Fri- Milk Wagon Run Down Long Branch homes Tuesday and part sail Saturday on the stearaiT the track was cleared. or has it that the man is known to was rolled in the second game by Kl day, slightly warmer Friday, light to One of MeCiie'i delivery wagons was of Wednesday until It was lerned that "Sn-phano" of the ed Crose line, for Mr. Olcott. > wood B. Ivlns, of the "Lool«fl." mtKlerate north and northeast winds. n.n into early yesterday morntag at fourteen-year-old John B. Fowler, son Panama. They mill cfutae Boat ot tli

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sjoncr bsrisg supervision of the boyw In n»Ued to see to it that the boys no- lou^er curry the arms. The report came to headquarters in New York re- cently that u troop, of boy sciiuta In Albany were carrying Sprin^lk'ld ritlos: OF AMERICA. that their oifk-ers were nnnied cap- tains, lieutenants, colonels mid tlu* like. Straightway .latuea E. West, Chief Ccout Woodsman. ehlof Reout executive, wrote to E. I- GlCford Pincbot, fiirmer t'nlted Miller, scout commissioner for Albany. Slnft'8 fotestyr, ims beconif nn oi-tive asking him to inveKtipite the affair. worker among the Hoy Scouts of In this letter he said: America, ilt* IM (be chief scuut woods- I "1 am very much nuipiised ttmt any ain of tUe orsanizntioii sod wBl hnvo scout inaster should take upon hinis^lf uieuty of work in jirrsiusiug vr.rlous Hie leHponsiliiHty of injuring the scuut iclivlties lu ibe woods for thy bujs. j niuvemt-'ut by haviuK his boys «^e Ills time will be devoted 'Jhlofly to L'lflSHi when we;uinn the scout uniform. Forestry. He will sug^esr viiriooa As you undoubtedly know, this is di- Hues of Btutly for the scouts dealing rectly contrnry to all of our regula with (lie conflprvfiUmi of the ujituni! tlona and has enused a great deal or -The «te»mer St. Paul, o Ilif Amcri the 'tag ft a RIIUV o* two 'nKi'Thi' mail simu-hoH nnil pa^-srngers of 1>. M:irt'in. then lflcal manager of the resources of the country. He will give inisunderstaiulinjf, nml ne'essarUy v.HI can line. In comraaiMl or ('ant. 'n! n C, t-'an !I-1U:1IIH. HI- re;tli/f>- l n (1 j est of Ids group .of boys that they have Grand View Hotel, Sea View avenue '• "'• '" "'" wim.lnijs I'l.'ilil p'illnitlln ' i . Ili'iH'il. 'I in' life r ving port There w«eno exsltefBCBt among HiWi.-li.'d with (he ,«t«atnih, IIS8S K lotpeeipretei. . He koM no lilim | null- tin. pausing I'B as there was no a.n- „ ^^ nh(, st ,>,,„, 1>tov(,a an at- An i'hlef scnui wouOKinan ho will ! ln \vilh the boys" br!ir;ide or some «»ihcr It wa« Bhortly after 2 o'clock when roportlpi to hl« fii|>i:iiii|>i:iinn aaii MoBMo - ' a< i!. While H»' si. I'niil [Mithe tier :>ircnt da! r.- \Um-: "-""'U liiat-h. Aijmit Hie i«ya lim nosotra Jet-soy gatid ii her *t« .ir. "inu.i'tj [n pnlil. Wi'i'H I! \va:i BAGOf** I otli; Htant'h WUH mentioned in the •ver. Is doliphted Avith the oppoitimlty. lkilJ lit tion cannot afford to have bis troup of mouth Beacn lire Savinving B&at&ra, HH-- I -••" " C4*rle« ENxlefl, ^r il. wKKS if"' 11 Hi' Pampan'.Q g In t>r would be faw! of this and oiher «nm- lie ulreitdy 1ms token n hand J.u (Jw scours ap(iear wltli i"ifles. Vosn'>I»)y tumiug from West EndEnd , could HHice ! ftitaMMW ' 11<• BarinBaringg Italian »a i I'uiKinl I Ine, |iio.'<'.'i!'il .in her a several dayw. Win. >i'KJ'tilzMtioii of ii troop of boy BOTUtfl some plan can be worked out whereby iti Milford. Pa. He uiakes mhh-esses thvy can (?et eticii military drJIJ us te them on forestry. they dosire by bavins a different nurt ! n'i-( i"- :i: r planning to Join. I*rnct!. romitl ing romimiMl at an early rtafr. j Attractions of a Malay Hotel. Boy Scout Fire Hero. scpnrate orffimlzation for this line of calll &yer] "> in the oomtiitinttjt win Tiic nn m'irrs Hi rhcrt Brown baring aransed lo toka Wp nre so ju-cuntonied to reading In The Kld^ewooc) Taxpayers' nvsocia- their activity without breaking up . M. C. J, | i '• .Illuilill. II is hi il "• III'' C'l "ill ita si J. Frederi [the ic'dci'.-!iin of the IIO.VH. Bwelop- the nultlcbooks that the lora! hoteln ;ion recently awnrdeil n silver iupd^l their intcresf in the scout movement." '•j' Mi. :...rini 1. Kwiin Dial &9 M*S lui!!!.- in other rihcptions are on the: arc the liost in the er.st Hint It Is re- to Erncft Smith, twelve yenrs old, ot Work of Boy Scout*. I vat tir I Mij'i'.i ii (1. '1 b • oommttli i III Eat urUown jUiiy, but ihf.v will no; up reported un- i'rt'Sliinu, SIIVR the .luva Times, fo came t4Gl I)e Kalb rmuuio, Brooklyn. Xew The boy SCO&tt of Chicagu nre help- i] il !• li >0i r I'in i rm iihcl <.,]]) In. teton " dt'srrlpttnn of n hotel In tlif fork, in recognition of an act of brav- i Fh'..i Aid in ; 111 lirilisll.v i\"uliz;it • 1 \ns the Chicago Tuberculosis Institute. p© ICI munriit place of wuvk in iitflr ffnvu of Ku^la Lumpni; In the ary of whjcfi eveu a flremim might lie ,'lih I re u fl nTrouuh (tie cnthushtsm ot Mrs. M. .7. Ither IH FeUen\tr:l M;iln,v Stnt("3. Jl!P ^ proud. Af the (Hame time tho Imy'.^ •inrHfleld tbo boy scouts are helping in 'I in- in Cologne Water. feiv [mltit'j n-blrb our hot of proprietor* nrades In fhc boy scouts presented [be flpht against the white pisffue. iWllig l.-'ilM- fill' C nilslit DOHPP: Bedrooms. '-7 fort l>y 2^a gold nut'.ial to him. Activity Reported at NavesinR, >-™ng m^ w^X'r'"'i"L,'^Mi feet (>,v t-'O fppt. ouch nill) |wn i-lertri< The l>ulie of Connaught has ncceplclii|i B( Mr, Will.iii at!,, ai ( t£e car ton dittos; a long, continuous eorrt tjie recent holiday. A committee of r< pt-Pt- I iii. ot Inset s. Mci'iiiii, in u rrd revoi vers. Hoy - t*cuu t.s a re a or meeting of the men and religion for- dent; George Lovett. Bocretaiy; supposed to carry arms. Whenever ward movement gitupaign. Jam*>n B. Kh^w. 'fjiMirii : I r. .1 «lt C. Lord, Frank Bleh, IJTOJ Carl th reports come to the MJitloiuti head- AD iiic quarters concerning any patrol or 1 Labor Question. C. A. Mount. Willis Milti.rba i\ . ir :'jim , a - Mlallon aSstn troop of boy.s who ftMsai d to be carry- Lfldy of House—You say you work! Ham w. Swan. Mr. Iovrti hai 111• I % and MH li prarilcal u itrui TTDflE e At what? Ilobo At intervals.— New- Burned the leadership of tin' li •.PERPETRATED BY WALT M DOUGALL ing I'iflcw t'li investigation is made at Fin I Aui in I'H' I' jut-' it. iii nnvo. ami th<* fCOtit master or commls- York Preas. They have taken up the ltoy :-. nri IV, .lami.nw L'i:ih. C. V. Bhrop ANDTHE tivltlea. A good room has li. n i I'nvidrnl nf ihi' V. U. C. A QCTOR G-OTALLTHECREDIT.dFCnLJ_RS£[ ed above Mr. Johnsou'H Itore, «1 !i p. ini'l Mr. McCain, t.: " Hn (Vou'vt COT tItlTHET F they meet on Friday WIAlftll X\ \ PULMONICUUS are sixteen Itoys now inliti : J E.XPATICO OoR ii d ^(inH' IIT tin- nnlalil. C~X DIAB/vSTICUS rd_ DISCOBOLUS Hackett Carhart & Go's Clothes In Sale For the Second Generatioi? At less Than Cost To Manufacture The father who is now purchasing and accumulat The well known wholesale clothing house of ing income-bearing property and securities for hi3 Hackett Carhart & Co. are retiring from business children is engaged in a wise, and thoughtful oc- and their surplus stock of Men's and Boys' Over- cupation. coats was purchased by us at a very low figure. Perpetual Interest- Bearing Certificates of 4~ We have now placed them on sale at. lower prices than it takes to manufacture them. Public Service Corporation of New Jersey Jaftr***^^^. /*, We cail save you $10.00 on a Suit or Overcoat. are ideal investments for such a purpose. They Dr Don't you think that's worth a trip to Red Bank? not only provide a good income NOW, complete I safety, but by the time you are ready to turn them over to that boy or girl of yours both the property and the securities will have advanced enormously in value. They can be issued in multiples of One Dollar, mak- Davidsons ing them adaptable to the exact amount of money Davidson Building BANK available for investment. Price at market to yield approximately 5.35 per cent. RICHAItD R. HUGHES Write or call at Bomi Department. Landscape Gardening and Genera! Contractor

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Women's 75c Rubbers every size 1 to 8 at 49c EXPLOSION KILLS "mm CHIPS" Boys* good 91.90 Shoes 3 to S 1-2 * at $1.10 Have You a Bargain Children's $1.2$ Shoes at 79c Out- of the btist i-ccitaiious ot the Women's and Men's tl.M Overgaiters at 49c CARTRIDGE MAKER fHIr was given i his morning before i Others at 25c To Offer the People of Long Branch ? tbe tchool. byMiss Les lelt school arid taken a position CLARENCE WHITE, their desires. with liis father. * # • 9 BROAD ST., Red Bank. N. J. The Price is Only One Cent a Word Oh, you girls from t>wL UriKht and CROWD FIGHTS TO ESCAPE vicinity, who insist on using the glaj» Why notjget busy and let your wantsHbelknown ? iu the fixmt tlooi%, as mirrors; we will have to get a mirror for your use. MarjoriB KeMner. Nineteen. It Victim Boys, who of you, will start the fund? H« Lived. of Mysterious Explosion In United A Texas ••••WIIIHH tttupped at a lit- tle hotel up in Oklahoma. The nlg«J States Factory at Perth Amboy. A Rrtut deal of ex^iieini'nt is mani- fest among tho girls, as they ait mak- wfl* cole), and the bedcltitbtm ««v MISCELLANEOUS REAL ESTATE FOR RENT REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Sight of H*r Beefy Start* Panic, ing tbt'ir pUiiiH for tuklug tho boys to A. p. U. W. Ihin. After trj'inir to sleep for fajj hour tho guest dressed nud wont Masquerade Suits to Hire—The Bee TO LET—6-room houses, 159 and EASY terms monthly for beautiful Pertta Amboy. N. .1., Jan. 25.—The their Leap Year uunev tomorrow night Paul MUM#T Workman Charles O. s aomes, all Improvements, on Norwood McFaddiu intUallud the officers of Sua ilownsteirw. ir.5 Broadway. 21to23 165 Grand Ave. Apply 670 Morford loading machines In tlie big factory of in Library Hall. This, no doubt, will 2HO23* IT*. JT. H. P«rk«r, West Long Branch. Side LodffQ, No. 88, at Hed Muu's -1 • :ui't sleep iu that bed," he Uiit* Ave. tbe United States Cartridge company be the time of their lives, as It Is WANTED.—From April flrtt, fur- Itf their first experience, and evon now, Hall last nlRht. There nas a tiood "Wljafs the mutter?" the proprl* :*r FOR RENT—Two desirable cot- were droning incessantly, anil the 800 nished* or unfurnished rooms or floor LVvtral of (the ;.joys are wondering at ton dance, and at the closo of the anktd. in do light housekeeping, with im- tages, nicely furnished. Attractive Kirls who make (he instruments of Low ihev are goir^ to manage tilings, greeting rt-fivHliments were served. "Ton cold" provpmoiHH, for mother and child. S. grounds. Located corner Bath and HORSES FOR SALE dentil for Tlnclu Sum's army were The hotel man vut* not In tho !• :• • Westwootl avenue Season or by year. a« they ure used to being taken to V. (' Apartment 14, 571 Park ave., working swiftly und stloBtly. Hoyai Arcanum- ,-ibnHhfH]. Apply Aaron K. JohnBton, ABbury FOR SALE—1 Mare, Runabout and dances Instead of takJug. The- girls Now York. 18to23* William Koeater, chairman ot the •AH you fellows from Texns ki«-\l Park; Benjamin P. Morris, Long Harness; Shelving, Window Fixtures, 1 Suddenly there was a flash and H dtclare that nil arrangements are "good of the order committee" of the uliout the i>odclotheB l>elng too thin, Or. Charle« C. Cattanach, Veterin- Branch, or any agent. 146tf Glass Case, 2 Tables, 3 Hum inn Uul thundei'like crash. The K'i'1^. Ncreuui ctmiplfic and It wil bt* th« finest af- ary Surgeon, office and residence552 ders. Howland's Shoe Store. 21to2l ing. struggling out of the wiwkatfo fair of Ms kind ever held iu this city. Urtind Council, bus completed aniiiip' hut 1 notice you count,down ulivo t:..> Heiond Avo., West End, Phone 725 TO LET—7-room house, 299 Slocum (uul .stuitiiiK a lmulc rush for the amir*, v • • meiiis for talent for the thlrtyseeoiid next morning, all right." HORSES—Just arrived; an express saw at tue end of the room wherf the uihivcrwiii y of Lonn liiuiK'li Council, Tho yut'st returned to his room1^ pn^-.* WCBI Hud. 16to88» Place, all improvements, 920 per It is Btrange how hard KHDS of the month, ('has. Sculthorpe, Pleasure load of Western horses, 27 heads. S. explosion bad occurred n slfflit ()mt No, 421), next Tuesday night at Odd cd the cariwt off tbe floor, rippoU i bo,VH study during study pvriodn in the 1 CHARITY BALL—February 7, 1912,Bay. 19to24» P. Rodgers, Sale and Exchange Sta- doubled their atarui. FHUOWB * Hall. The program will in- .mil cut It into three or four tlik'kni'-- bles, 99 Soulh Main St., Asbury park, Aesi-mbly Hall, Why Home of them slude George W. Ouryca, humorist nl Lyceum. Ilto32 A mouHMit before Marjorie Kellnt'r. f> of hod cover and got his ni^ln'* TO LET.—•'House, all improvements, N. J. , 14tf even go to »le**p, ib«y bfoome so **a- and rw-italions; Kred W. Dunworth, uiuetecu years old, bad IM-.-H working rest. The next mornlus the proprie- H. RITZAU, remover of dead ani- 68 South Kifth avenue. IStf groswd iu wnat. they ar« doing. Ask luaglc, und Past (Irand Kegent Harry tor greeted htm with: mals, Red lienk, N. J. Telephone ;ii a loading machine some distance Esnap- • * v FOR SALE—Cow and calf by her 18tf. Kii'1'n body, tuirl*1*! by tlm force <»f t)w an hour when his host flnnlly l«tt» 1 shots c" thfi fastest U*e 3-acht on the downstairs with a guu In hla luu.. side. Inquire Jolm P. Evans, 48fl explosion, fnirly clung (o the wall. Eastern "Star. FOR RENT—From April 1st, 5 MONEY TO LOAN Takanafcwo 1-ako, iiii» morning. Any- Hhouttiitf nnattrnmaa down the trail.- High St. 21to23« rooms and stable. 403 Willow Ave. Two men employees at tin* foot of Adah Chapter, No. 5, held u very one who desiree to purchase one can nteroHtinK meeting iu Masonic Hall Si-. Louis 18to23« »1,000, *2,000, f,3000 or »6,000 to (ho SIUICH rtillcd (o the excited girls, NEW laid eggs for sale- 447 Allan- do so by applying to "BUI." aal night. The. degree was conferred loan on tint bond and mortgage. Ap "Where Is (lie iM»wd(T tfir)/" Thnl tic Ave. 10to22* TO LET—House, ali improvements. * • • ipon one. candidate, and a petition uly to W. A. Stevens, Heisley Build- w :is Miss KCIIIHT, who had IHM*II at Huxlsy on Darwin's D«grs«. Inquire 28 South 5th Ave., or 157 Tor membership was received. FOR 6ALE.—Dining room table, ing ltf work in the plant only ten dnys*. The It seems that tlie clock in tho (jrum- Huxley did not love degrees, hut he cliiiKi cloaet, crib, kitchen cabinet and Broadway. 17tf men got no answer nnd fought their mar School tower has been on a HI rlk< • • * hud to hnve one. Anticipating tbe don KHH raiiKP at ^8 South 5th ave. Call FOR RENT—Store; 229 Broadway; ROOMS TO LET way up tbe srHlrs. where they found for aeveral weeks past, and whether Odd Fellows. niiiK of the red gown, he luformed his inoraini*. • istf at present occupied by A. & P. Tea the dying girl. 1t has struck it« la*t ttti-oko, we know District Deputy Grand Patriarch fiiendM that after the c.ereoiouy. In- Co. Apply Goldstein's. 16tf TO LET—4 rooms and stable.. 642 Several of tbe young women dec-hired not, but we hope that it, will soon TatneB If Woolley and staff lnstallfHl wuuld huvo to be treated ns a per»ou Morford Ave. 2lto2G that two machinists had attempted in ftrlke the other way, after b*-inp he officem of Atlantic Encampment of i-vspectablllty. "I have done my REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET—South side Alpha Cottage. shut the flairs doors. The girls over- sirii kwi HO long the way it has. When it ABbury Park Tuesday night, The best to avoid that tulttfortune," paid RENT. R. 11 Hughes. 304tf powered the men. they suld. the cold wt«atiher came it mu«t have iituallntiori of the Asbury Park Kn he, "but It's of no use." It was Oxford FOR RENT—7-room house, Fifth MALICIOUS FRUIT. Miss ttellner llvwl with her parents, struck the striker of tlie clock, and iiininiH'Mt cgncluden Deputy Wool- that paid bltu the compliment, as It FOR Rent or Sale—Eight-room Ave. Inquire Cohen Bros.' Grocery .Mr. ami Airs Henry Kellner. at Sixth <%uh«d it io strike It.H la«t. stroke, for cy'ri work for the district and his had doim to Darwin two yoars earhoi Whvn l.iirwln WA» gireu the degrei' house on Rockwell Ave. Improve- store. 301 tf Tht Stings That Coma With Caralcst and Wntsou streets. Perth Aiuhoy. it hasn't stru«k Flii-ae. It would he 'abor Tor the Grand Encampment year. Huxley let him have no false iden OH ment*. Inquire 157 Union Ave. ltf Handling of Prickly Pears. Her mother is In such n critical condl- u<:<* to hrar: it strike out tho hour \ • * * 6-room house, 92 per week. 78 First Sly first ead experience of the Afri- tiou from shock that Dr. Uaiusey was oncu tutu'", since it has been Btiicker D. P. O. ElMs. t.i (he honor bestowed. "Canon PUSPJ ." Ave., Van Huel and Holtson. 288tf can prickly poar \v;is gained on a visit culled to attend her. so loug. K^"'dently it has a stroke; oft A movement la being discussed to be dt-cliu'ed, "baa b«eu making Inquiry to the market place of Algiers. The what, we kn^a* rot, but. it has bad oth- iftcuie plctUrf-H of the meuibera of tit to who are the blacken heretics »u WANTED. — Operator* to make Some of them said Miss Kt'lliuT fruit M'IIH handed to us, politely er strc!tc^. I- MIK liranch I'Odge, So. 742, for the list proceed, fie was ylad to n* men's night shirts, learaers taken and should not have been givon the ma LOST AND FOUND by the Arab denier, and thus a chine because of her ii raminK purposes. The hi* picture •*cul In your CBSO iu order to ke#p out paid while learning. Stelner ft Bon. .-unrrn devils Worse." LOST—Crewerit shape pin with made acquaintance with Its delightful They declared she WHH earning only Jus Chins* in Ltat'ue Schedul*. A-tll (H- placed In thf Rika' Home. 1M coolness no suspicion of Us evil quail a win'!, and risking her life ail the time. • • • cattail design, one pearl; between A fllinh[ cliuugc Urtt* IKH'U IXHUW» In tics eiitfml our IUUHK. Jackson St. and Eatontown. Return lfi of the llvit Dunk Church Ma«ons, A few dii.vs inter, adding tbe excite the Every Oarmant to B« Pr«M*d Should Sexton Bros., Lang Branch. 21-22 BOWMRA Ucaavtm, The mulub between A.- t.uiy Park >la«oua aud their incut of a little trespassing to the more YEAR FOR KUEHNLE. Be Brushed Out Rlrat. the Fir. t HaptitL and1 Grace Method #!V0l enjoyed a theatre, party last LO8T—Pair long, white, kid gloves legitimate plenaures of a ecmutry rnra- Kvery w-uit, ladles' or gentleman's, im teaniH, scheduled lor next Tuesday ilRbt In New York. "The Garden of WORK WANTED—FEMALE between Goldstein's and Htelnbach'B UU\ wo enme upun a well Jacfeu (frouji Atlantic City Leader Convicted on • sent to Qorcey & Bon^Tho Clot In ••. nii^ht, wil hf rolled on the Answla Utah" WUH (*»joyfil. If !« proposed Reward. Return to W. .1. Hrokaw of prickly pear bushes a nil cuuld not Graft Charge. :o bold other outlugB during the year. l)o< tuis at 71, Broadway, is tboroughl> Reliabel woman wants washing to resist the temptation to help oureeivep Con nllt-ys- noxt Monday night Thfi brufched* ate«me4 and' apougedi ucTorc do at li<"'"(\ Houfchdry or finish. Ad- Wert's Drug Store. 21-22 atftfil LandiiiK. N. aid Jan. 25.— Louis to Home of the fruit Tlie result was Kiii-hnle was sfiitt'iirt'il by Justice Ku 1 change wan mlde necessary bocausc •.KMnjc preewed. QeaUoinen'si suits, dress, Wash, Record, office. • .of the entertainment, at the Y. M. C. Advertise in the Daily Rec- Addition to Red Bank Residence. woeful. lislt to one yenr'.s imprlMOiiuient at bard llfty cents; Uadiett' suits seventy THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE Frank W. Hatnmar, the Kast Side Concentrated esseuce of stinging net- IHIHH- tind n Hue of $1,000. Tbe Comj A. op Tuesday nl«ht ord. It will pay you. live tttuts. Will noi be reaixmsible for any debts, Park, Red Bank, contractor und build tle seemed all at once to be UMsniltug mod ore. us he watt caliei) by tlKme or coiUracLfl, made unless over my er, has been awarded the contract for bands, lip* and touguc, iu»«i mil' skin uhc»ui lie hns ruled In Atlantic county wberL'vpr it hfld conw* Jn conUct wilb tar many jasfs, never budged, but tbe \vr111 en Hl^;naLure. a large addition to flu- t'hamplin cot 1 January 23, 1912. tage, along; the river bank, at Red iln ill mini red fruit was covered with iitil*> fonrlroow. packed with apex-In- LAURUS LOOMIS. Bank. The addition will be the eroc ii thick crop of minute, bristly hairs, ters. t;!iNppd ut the falllug of the idol. apparently growing from it nnd veno $$£% 20to24 tlon ctf a third story to tli building Knehulf \\na irouvlcted of awurdinx mous mid irritating to tho last degree. which will cons'iet of twelve additiona ii ciintrtu't for tbe t-oustruotloQ of a Our silk gloves, transformed sudden- room*!. Tne cost will be $2,680. The timlK'i- water coudnjt ncroas the meafl NEW JERSEY CENTRAL ly into miniature robes of Kessus, bad plans for the addition were drawn bj OWH to ;i concern iu which lie wa.s iu'lj to be thrown away, perfectly uuwear- tly interested while he wan wuter PUBLIC MEETING Edgar Terhune, the Red Bunk arclil LEAVE LONG BRANCH able, und the inndvertent use of out ninlssloniT of Atlantic City. At the 1 tfifil. The work will bo started on n.rk, sU'k am K.li/iiln-Hi, pocket handkerchiefs before we bad siiiiii' lime lie WM aentenced (>eoi'gr 11,1,4. 11.4 : 2.ST. 4.17, S.ll the Improvement immediately. fully realized tbe extent of our misfor • Ill VI. ;.t; , 8.18 p. flij Bundays. Ainolc and 'J'homas McDevItt, convict- 1.32. i:.oi>. 8.50 |). m. J tune caused fresh agonies, in which ed of conspiracy to defeat the election lore nnd WaHhiniitmi. it.i 11.47 Advertise in the Daily Record. nose DK well as lips participated. Vox 4.17 [r. (1 laws iu 1WI\ were sentenced, A mole US i. tiuntiHJN, K.55 a m.; many a day did the retribution of that MIX uioiitliH uud Mel »c\ in to three W Cil v. iiJe a. m.: 4,17 p. m.. theft haunt us in tbe form of myriad* months in prison, lunik Endevllui1. s, B.SB it. in. of tiny stings.—"Home Life on an OH >!(i wnru him. But the chief took the em- to tho mulnlund. peror's servaat prisoner and made him phalt streets of this City, when an application for a shepherd to hla flocks. In this condl The surgeon left for tlie isluud tin**** tlon of social degradation the uufor- weeks URO. Within o few days after t umit*? envoy languished for some bis arrival n cold snap enme and CSV- franchise to construct a trolley line on the streets in years until one day he captured a wild ered the channel between tbe li*iond #0ose and bis mind was illumined b.y and miiinlund with huge ice cckes. tbe bright idea of using It to carry question is contemplated. news of his whereabouts to bis friends. PLUG IN HEATING PUMPS. With a letter necured to Its leg, tbe Samaritan goo-te flew southward until, Discover Plot to Damage 1 rtnton's virtue meeting Its customary reward, New City Hall. It is the desire of the Mayor and City Council that this it was killed in the grounds of the Trenton, N. J., Jan. 2f..~The police palace by in) lens a personage than the ore in vest i*;u tiiitf whut U thought a emperor himself. The letter was read. nutlk-Jous plot to djimagc the new mil meeting be attented by our taxpayers and business men, und n pwiiHre expedition resoued the |lt>n tloI|flr oltv uau h(irj, captive and punished the rebel chlef-- Trouble developed with the heutltig Pearson's Weekly. plaut. The engine was takcu dowu as well as all interested in the welfare of our City, that nnd tbe Nucttnn end of the pump WH-* A Valentin* Secret found plugged.with l>li*k«!i Ifpi ashame' yoi You shnah in tautalatina! And. standing In the temHJairt res'! »eb llne- I • '•nu' nmn Ukc dis? My SiT, sweet li'l »!?*, Hiccough Victim Impravee. Dated, Long Branch, N. J., January 24, 1912. •Vfltps is Littie Mi«s? Cnmden. N J.. .Inn. 8rV—Far the tint ANSWER TO VESTERDAY'S PUZZLP nt this valentine to Isabel. time In ten dnys M1»« Mary Rhlnn. the But don't you tell! "girl with tbe hkeoujth^,' Is able to Upside down, behind lady. "or rm one knows I pent it (ex ieneRlh the travelM sun. be up nnd about her room and Is en BRYANT B. NEWCOMB, T>£ nnlv or.* »ho knu«= (I had Urely free from tfet convulsions that Isabel' for nearly imo fflMfeaj sboob her frame HOTEL DIRECTORY. Wolter lo Chair on Monday. City Clerk. Frederick K. Ball Aibnuy. N. V., Jan. 25-—Governor Dl» Pleasure Bay. Oldest Hotel on the Shrewsbury bBK refused t<> Interfere In tbe case or the Entire Year. Shore Dinners a Specialty. Albert W Woltei. and tb« sUiyei- <>f NICE'S HOTEL 5Englan2 d Clam Bakes Shell Fish and Game in OICHESTftAL HUSIC FDWnSHED. Butlt Wiipolcr will he *tl*HtriM.ute»1 in Competent Sailing Masters. IU Stiilt, 70 ntrmttt kn Sim Slim l>rWn M«i il».v won.lite Fora LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THTTRflBAy J*T» »* • IM*. And any revision will b* closely piaces to b*i ve aa a m DAILY RECORD. scrutinized and any treachery to the boy».—Trenton Times. public Interests therein Inevitably ISSUED EVERY WEEKDAY The Garden of Forgiveneu. quickly detected and severely pun- riZENS There is a garden, far, oh, far away, The First National Bank UenJ. BoiBBeau Bobbitt, . Editor Kept for the souls who Binned and NATIONAL Buffered mog.t. of SUB8CRIPTI0N RATES •RACE SUICIDE" AND "RACE The sword of God forever guard* the away. Terms (Postage Free) outside of the WASTE." BANK And round its borders camps Long Branch, New Jersey City of Long Branch and the Long One-fourth of the total number o «. I- LONG HRAKCH, N. J. heavenly host. Branch mall delivery limits. deaths In the registration HUH. O Here are no troubles; here are none One year, In advance .... 96.00 where mortality statlstiCB art. kept, o CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED that weep; The First National with ample Three months. In advance . . 1.26 the United States, embracing elxtj Here come no thoughts of sadness One month. In advance ... CO per c*nt. of tbe population, according PROFITS OVER $250,000 or despair. Capita', larg« resources and an But finest flowers, in fullest beauty, Single copies, in advance . . .02 to the Census Bureau Btatistlca jun Offers unusual facilities and assures its customers sleep; efficient and w^ll systematize^ out, are of children under five years prompt and efficient service, courteous And softest sunlight fills the dream- Published by organization, which dates back old. and liberal treatment Ing air. F. M. TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. That emphaBfzeB the fact Dion The murmurings of fountains, low and to 1887, has the ability and dis- Chas. L. Edwards, Sec'y and Manager,! Btartllngly, that it 1B not more children Depositary of the United States Potal-Savings sweet, 192 Broadway position to give good Banking which we need, but better care for Funds Forever fill the ear and never cease, LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY j Soothing the silence with a gentle thoBe we have. "If "race waste" Is beat. service. Day Telephone, 291, Long Branch. I State of New Jersey, County of Monmouth, City looked after, "race BUlelde" may be Like kindly voices speaking words Night Telephone, 387 Long Branch. of Long Branch left to take care of Itself. of peace. Thursday, January 25, 1912. A Strong- Conservative Bank And here, forever and forever, refit Business on Business Principles AN EXCELLENT BEGINNING. The weary souls, unburdened of A 0ERJOU8 AMERICAN WEAK Thin year the Legislature hau got their sin; NESS. * And cureed things are here forgiven ten down to business more promptly and blessed; Chief Inspector bharp, ot ttUfc Post- . . . , n 4. 4 (ion to receive congratulations from nite; when once It becomes arbitrary STATE OF NEW JERSEY COUNTY OF MONMOUTH S. S. associates who fliaied hi» pBaatt? on- or uncertain It ceases to be a lttw. And wicked hearts are made all office Department, report*' ~..J>*s 4ha*t pro- than ever before. Promise* that it would be a bUBinesa-Uke ueBBibn were ly to the extent of a scare and a nar- Less dangerous but atill objection clean within. ANTHONY T. WOOLLEY, of full age being duly sworn moters of fraudulent schemes who bad row escape.—Washington Star. ;il-l< Is the prohibition against all so-—Bertrand Shad well in Chicago Eve- regarded skeptically, for they had BO ning Post. on his oath saith that he was an active and beneficial mem- by the use of the mails separated a licitation of immigrants by transpor- often been heard before and always Digging Up New Story. tation companies. There Is a great gullible public from the colossal sum ber of the firm of Matthias Woolley and Son from the vear broken. Hut this time gratifying pro One of those scientists minims he is hlg country beyond the Rockies that THOUGTS WORTH READING of $77,000,000 were put out of busl- now able to prove that Kve was not needs labor, and if it does not come 1895 to 1898; that he has not been an active or beneficial' gresa is being made In redeeming tip; G during the last flscal year. There beauty. The next scientist will from Europe it will come from Asia, There are judges that are not asmember of said firm nor has he received any s ilary or i ro- them. probably try to prove that Adam mar-1 There la nothing In AtUintic-coast ex- "ree from taint as Rhadamanthus; wrrt> 529 persons Indicted, 196 tried its of any kind, whatsoever, directly or indirectly for any Bills been reported and passed her for her money.—St. Paul Pi- perienee to justify us In any policy of legislators that would blush if eet up and 184 convicted of using the maih;' radical exclusion of honest labor from alongside of Solon; clergymen whose insurance business transacted by him personally or as a by both houses, hearings held and theoneer wings are still in a state of inciplency. to defraud. the country. In this also there is such calendars cleared. And it's only the Key West and Mainland Port. thing as being too drastic.—New But a* a rule we shall find the thing member of said firm since the year of 189 S. That's a fine showing for the poetal we look for, and the world will very third week of (he sesnlou. In the A unique engineering achievement. York World Inspectors, but a bad one for the in- tbe Florida tiast ('cast Railway's! largely wear the complexion put upon ANTHONY T. WOOLLEY past this stage haH only been reached oxtenalon, ojienetl yesterday, forty t-ix It by our own eyes.—Dr. Parkhurst. telllgonce of the country. Out for "A Good Time." Sworn: and subscribed to before me this 22nd. day of by the eighth or ninth wuek. nilfiB across eons, from. Florida to Key Young women should realize that Men arrested In a single year for iVeat. The coral keys are used as Commendation of the new departure when they are invited out for "a good January,; A. D. 1912. s swindles by mall alone that nutted piers and connected with long ARMY OFFICERS ROUTED Is general. The new policy has made time," after dark, by young Bocietv them $77,000,0001 stretches of steel and masonry, and and business men, it is because their ARTHUR C. MORRIS, . a hit. he appearance 1B that of tin ocean FROM THEIR EASY BERTHS. Will our people ne?er cease to "fall" companions are ashamed to be seen Notary Public of N. J; "Now that the legislature haB netbridged over. in their company In daylight. for crude get-rich-qulck schemes? There is a patriotic as well as a Hence the thriving business of near TWenty-two OrcUred by S«cr«tary of this new pace," the Newark Star goes 1 Tn no utiwv country in the world j ommerclal Bide to this new marvel, by road-houses whose proprietors art War to Join Troops. Rattling Windows. on to say, "and demonstrated that It B Key West, an important strategic more regardful of the receipts than BUILDING A CHARACTER. In dome bouses the windows bnve au in It, anything like so bad. The craze )olnt, is thus placed In mil connnunl- unnlensunt taabU of rattling at all is eaelly practicable to have the bus- nf tlte p'oprtetlPB or the laws; the Characer » the wool of honor for easy money seems to blind Amerl-j ation with the mainland. With a Twenty-two arnJy officers who hare times of ffo.» day and aigUt when (here iness of a HfHHiuii begun without de- popularity of the automobile "joy- from which a coat of mail can be J cans to everything, even tbo pJauH}-j ine harbor and close contiguity to ride"; the family seandalB, and ttoe been statioued In Washington for ia Ihe leust wind. In SIK h a ciise nn lay we expect succeeding LeglalatureB he Panama Crfnal it will develop In- woven (hat the swiftest arrow of onlfnnry riotiicsplii Is oiost cfifectlf*1. billty of,the methods by which quick Increasing number of homicides. years, Including one of tbe rank of to begin business,,as promptly and o one of the most important Fca coast There are several men of families brigadier general, have been ordered shame or the keenest knife of disre- It must be spilt In half mid one unlf riches are to be won. uvoid the chronic delays of the past. lt|eB of the continent.—Newark Star. who aro congratulating themselvef by the secretary of war'to Join troops. pute cannot pierce. Every thought insi?rt«* hint that 4o and every word we utler adds 1B valuable as a precedent." migration Unreasonably. i l such n move was contemplated.* The t lie flot hoHppjj Mm mi me <;olnr UH tlio Fifty-one Indictments have been re- fair of last Saturday morning. And a Ink to the golden chain of charac- uifid'nv frjme am) BfiPtfP8 (1*P places That's gulng too far. So far the Whllo the Immigration bill present- they were lucky. rule Is that every four years an army ter. Our failures and our successes turned by the Essex County Grand d by Senator DilHitgham has many officer must serve two yearn with by a nord find screw to tin* fram«* so present Legislature's record in above The fathers and mothers ot Tren- help to form a reputation that may thnt they will be m readiness when Jury against as many candidates at xcellent features that give a promise ton have reason to concern themselvep troops. However, there have been va- harBh criticism. But it's only fairly f redress of existing evils, several be destroyed by an external forceP needed. the iriHt eioctfoD who failed to file abnut the doings of their daughters rious ways of eluding the fenu- year begun, after all. Let's reserve our loints are decidedly objectionable. and pona In the evening. Our prison rule. In some instances the prMeacs but the destruction of a character with the proper official a statement of _'hlef among those may be cited the can be effected only by some in- Cologne Water. expressions of admiration a bit. It's and jails contain many persona guilty f certain officers hna been deemed their campaign receipts and expendl- ncrcaao in the power of arbitrary de- of no greater offense than have boen necessary ut • the capital because of ternal force. The following recipe fin* cologne wa- just possible that the lawmakers will ortalon and the prohibition to any ter Is highly recommended: Mix to- turcB. lu Union county thirty-four committed by thousands who are their efficiency in the lines of execu- woary of well doing. Judgment can ransportalton company to solicit ^n- free; they were unfortunate In bclnp tive work to which they have been as- gether one dratn of ell of lavender, ex-candidates were arraigned In court :nt grants to come to America. signed. safely 'never bo passed until the eon- caught and convicted. Many a "joy- Acid Stained Marble. one drain of oil of berganaot, two on Saturday for the same offeuee. The arbitrary power of deporting rider" has escaped by pure good luck In other Instonces "pull" lias been Any acid spilled upon marble will dmnis of oil of lemon, two tlraiua of ctUBlon of the final chapter. Some of them offered the excuse that RImigrants is nominally vested In thethe fate that befell the five who lost nble to keep officers in Wnshlugion ink-lily distisme nud spoil it. Its pf oil of rosemarj, fifty drops of tiut-tuie 'residency, but it will be exercised In their lives last week. who preferred tlie social and dull feet should, be neutralized by pouriuR of musk, eight drops of oil of cinna- m; they had neither received nor spent !&St by inepcctorti at tlie portB. Un- life there to some post not hmin^ ANOTHER INNOCENT CONVICT. Young .girls neert t6 b© warned v :i suliuinn of tiny alknli, mch as wusb- mon, eight drops of oi) of cloves uud a any money they were not obliged to !er tbin power it will be permisBibie against the blandishments of young most ot the Joys for a pJeasiirv h*vjiij. iug sodn. borux or iiniraouiu over tue President Taft has just pardoned piut of alcohol. /iii' statements; but Judge Atwater to dept.rt a man charged with being —and old—men who are "out for a soldier. Some of the men iiHulinied to stain at once. Restore the polish bv from the Federal prison at Atlanta a a "vagrant"—a wont made use of bygood time"; and there Is an import- loin troops have been Ja Washington rubbing with powdpred pumice stune, ruled otherwise, aud gave them until police to arrest men against whom ant work also for the county and city twelve years and have well establish- A Mean Retort. poor New York workingman who It uioiHtMHHl with water. It will call for Olnrn (blushing) — I just henrd np;iin next Monday to comply with the cor- no definite charge has been made and authorities, possible for the Legisla- ed homes ijien*, while most of the tuucli piitipure and work to restore it WJIH uhown had nerved a year on a whom no definite offense can ture, In protecting them against the others hfive been away from troops from Jacli. JMiirid-FIe writes a splen- rupt practices act. to ltti first coadltiun. did IOVP letter, flwmrt lw»?«Ufp. charge of writing and sending through bo proved. Such powers so vested dangers which they,unwittingly invite. fire to seven years. Here is the list Judge Homer, In Burlington county, and BO exercised might result in thu of those ordered to troop duty: the mailB an obscene letter which be Hotels or road-houses are licensed ordered about a score of delinquents nfliction of gross wrongs against In- \o H&Mf a public need, to accommo- Brigadier CJeneral W. W. Witheispoon. neither wrote nor mailed. Major Johnson Hagood, general staff; to file statements forthwith, and after nocent people. Law should in- dell -inu- travelers, and not as assignation Captain Charlea D. Rhodes, general staff; At the trial the evidence was all tin.-* had been done *he dismissed the Captain James A. Moss, Twenty-fourth against the accused. Handwriting infantry; Captain Stanley D. Rmhlclt, gen- actions against them. This may be era.1 staff; Major Paul F. Slrauh. general experts were unantmouB ;IH to MB itaff; Major R. E. Coltan, (M-st urtHlery: the course that will be followed In yi siisy Captain I*- P- Bishop, coant artillery; Cap- guilt and .'(!( circumstances were tain JattifH A. Logran, if., subsistence de- Essex and Union counties, where in • partment; Lieutenant Colonel John T. against him. Yet he is now proved many cases the failure seemB to have Knight, qunrtermaster department; Lieu- innocent. tenant Colonel David B. Stanley, quar- been due either to Ignorance of the i nanter department; MaJ.-r Frnnk B. Such instances should teach us to :iil>:>m. quartermaiitflr d^iiHrtincit; Ma- requirements or a misconstruction of be more charitable, refrain from form Foremost Clothiers Since 1845 jor A. 11. Brewster, inspector general; the language of the law. i Lieutenant Colonel John T. Thompson, ing quick conclusions as to anyone's, ordnance department; Major j; H. Rice. before buying real estate that you are Commenting on the fact, however, More Than Eight Thousand ordnance department; Lieutenant Colonel guilt and give the accuBed the benefit George F. Downey, pay departmeiU; Lieu- buying it through the right People. We that, with several counties yet to be tenant Colonel W. D. McCaw, medical de- of every reasonable doubt. Smith Gray & Co. partment; Lieutenant Colonel M. W. Ire- conduct our business on the basis of the hoard from, there have been over a They also Illustrate the imperative land, medical department; Major F. S. square deal. We do not try to "do" our 1 Russelt, medical department; Colonel H. hundred Indictments returned for need of such a law UH England haB, 22.50, 25.00, 27.50, P. McCain, adjutant general; Lieutenant customers, and consider the transaction violation of this provision of the new Colonel Benjamin Alvord, adjutant gen- which provides for the payment of i eral; Lieutenant Colonel John Btddle Por- corrupt practices law, the Trenton 30.00, 32.50 & 35.00 consummated soon as the money has been damages by the state to persons un- ter, judge advocate. paid, but we make it a point to sell only Tiuu-s declares that "this makes it justly imprisoned. i the more imperative that the whole j SUITS & OVERCOATS 1 | PASSING OF REVERE HOUSE. such bargains as cannot fail to keep our election law should be revised, simpli- patron pleased with his purchase. Albert Wolter, who murdered « B Boston Hotel Had Housed Many C*l«- fied and condensed." young girl seeking employment In New braUd P«rsonage». "The last Legislature," It sayB, York 22 months ago, 1B to die in the No hotel in Boston and tew In the R 15.00: T'nltrd States are richer in associations H. W. GREEN & BRO., "realized the need, and provided for y electric chair Monday. And so will than tlic HllWI House, whteli wan re- POST OFFICE BUILDING, LONG BRANCH the appointment of a commlsisoner to end what some papers have been I§m1 You are impressed no doubt in most of the cently destroyed by fire. Here stayed do the work and submit his report at pleaded to Lerru "a national scandal." (• J clothes underpricings of which you read that ID tiny bey day of the hotel's popularity 1 visiting royalty, famous Htatesmen and the present session, 'together with an Where the scandal comes in it's hard I" ! the reductions are due more to a mad haste a<;}diorM and »ome of t hi" primo donnus explanation of such contradictions, to see. The punishment iB no less PJ on the part of the producer to unload what he who charmed n generation of BoKtoiil omisMoiiH, «n, in IHikt. Htnyed Prince Al t>«'rt of Wnlew, tlie ftittjw? Kfn# BdiraH? Our reputation for consolidation, and since no commis-'Taft; but its to be remembered that Come in see them to-day. VII. of KnjfUunt. Owe »>f the rooms In doing good work and the sioner has been appointed to do the they are in a minority (n the MM*. the bet*] hml ever sin^p been Ml asirip, Motor Clothes for Owners and Chauffeurs. established reputation of work, the committees on elections fadwl in it« de< ornlions, but rich in ti> HS-*IH Nitlons. It was Ibe room Prince "Standard" Fixtures in- 'nV,' \?~~i " ' should take the subject In hand" EDITORIAL COMMENT Your Charge Account /. Solicited. Albert oecupird. sures plumbing perfection. •Stmi^f "Ttibot" Uv.iwy But. with .a view to honest, sincere' The Consolation. WMH and simplification in keeping Wall Street's philanthropy con- Smith Gray ® Co. Remember, we do Tinning, Slating, Copper and Slag EXAMPLE. with the spirit and purposes of the siBts »» **"•»»* tne P°°r man lhM mon' Two Brooklyn Store*: Two New York Store*: Roffing In all it« -branches. «*> will be ••eaaier," if he only has the Broadway «t Warron St. We are all of us more or less WM R. WARWICK new election taws of lut year, not patience to waU |ong Pnough At Fulton St., *t FUtbush Ar*. j echoes, repeating involuntarily the Arrow rrom QM Hill 27* Broadway 'Phong 134 Long Branch, N. J. any trick revision or any revision at lanta Constitution virtues, the duetts, the movements dway at Bedford Ave. 5tk Ave Bet. 27th A 28th St. the expense of the efficiency of and the character* of those among The Scapegoat. whom we live.—Joubert, new lam. Charles W Morse is nov. in a post LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD. THURSDAY, JAM. 36, 1913. FIVB

to Cat Biggs' place, where the commit- the three sections or thp midnight "Yon *r* not going to tak« ua away freight were all out. guarding their from Angels T' tees. Jealously safeguarded, were now 4t sitting "in. permnnenro" in the back trains and engines, and Pawaon had N*ot now—not at all unless your room. on!y Bradford and the roundhouse safety demands it." Then lie rose and The Taming of From the barroom talk .ludson had ntebt men for company. spoke to the others. "I'm sorry to "NfrtMnK stirring, Froil?" Inquired have to shut off your moon visla with gathered that the strikers knew iiotti-1 1 e ing us yet of MeCloskey's plan to keep [ tho s *p rint*Mi'Jent. that nnisy beast, but it may be neces- sary to move the car later on. Don't Red Butte the trains moving and the wires alive: "Less than nothing. Ii's utmost, too hence unless the free flowing whisky get out of touch with the Nadia. any quiet," was the rober reply, and then: of you, please." should precipitate matters there would "I see you haven't bent the Xudia out. probably bo no opeu outbreak before Wouldn't it be a good scheme to get n He had vaulted the handrail »nd Western midnight. As an offset to this, how- couple of buckboards and have tliu was saying good night when Eleanor ever, the engineer had overheard women and Judge Holcombe driven to left her chair aiid entered the car. enough to convince him that ttye Copah our place ou (he mesa? The trouble, He was not greatly surprised to find •r wire had been tapped; that DIs, thewhen it comes, will come this way." her waiting for him at the steps of the forward vestibule wlnrn he had gone day operator, had been either bribed or Lidgerwood shook his head. FRANCIS LYNDE intimidated and was now under guard •d far on his way to his office. "My stake in the Nadiib Is precisely 3 at the strikers' headquarters and that "One moment," she pleaded. "I'll tbe Bame size as yours, Fred, and I be good, Howard, and I know that Coprrlsht. 1910. by Cbartw •orlb- some important message had been in- don't warit to risk the buckboard busi- ner'» Boom. tercepted which wrtsv in Judson's there is danger. Be very careful of ness. We'll do a better thiug than yourself, won't you, for my sake?" phrase, "raising sand" in the camp of that, if we have to let the president's the disaffected. This recurrence of party make a run for It. Get your lie stopped short, and his arms went the mysterious message, of which no out to her. Then his self control re- Renovating Sale smartest passenger flier out ou the ta- SYNOPSIS. trace could be found in the headquar- ble, head it east, and when 1 send fur turned, und his rejoinder was utmost _ _MtA I'C l» * +1* ters record, opened a fresh field of bitter £• nrd, « superintendent of Bed Butte It rush it over to couple on the Nadia, W demoralized railroad. Tbe im-n discussion, and it Wftfl McCloskey who with Wililama for engineer. Has Ben- "Eleanor, you must not! You tempt derisively call him "Collars and Cuffs." put his finger upon the only plausible i.i-.il.-> . HI.):.;rr nifch.-imi:. warn* Hallnck, sou had any trouble in the yard?" mo past endurance. Go back to Van, chief clerk, to "let up" on Flemisier, a mine conclusion. to the others, and. whatever happens, owner, [lallock and Flemlster are enemies. "There has been uobody to nml;e don't let any one leave the car." * i-.ii • i •- finds discipline very slack. "It Is Hallork again," he rasped. any. Tryon came down a few minutes '.. >'. •-•', - ••••! -i train la wrecked by curt-less- "I'll do anything you say, only you .,.MS. and l.idner«..i.d leaps fur life. He re- "He 1B tbe only man who could have ago considerably more than half seas Specials In All Departments Uius Hallnuk, who says Lidgerwood will re- imifit tell me where you are going," gret this declatui). used the private code. Dix prolmbly over and said ho was ready w take Trainmaster McClnskey, Llditerwood and picked out the cipher. - He's got a Ills engine and the first section of tin- Gridley ,, 8 3iiB]>lcion agiiiiiHt thing coming this way from Copah, ter mechanic was conferring with Ituf- Hiillot-k und t'leiiii.-iter. Benson believes Flmq- all on account of that mnJce believe "That would be a small matfor. 'Hut in person. The lust of battle was" in \nWr 1ms the dtok'ii engine. Gridley confers ford's brother, who'-'was not and never his blood, and for the lime the shrink- the interior of the store iii>.sti:riuu»ly wilh Juduoii, a diucharged engi- message that you didn't send." we mustn't lose the moral effect of had been in his department. ing palsy of physical fear held aloof. Thus far Judson's report had dealt taking the first trick In the same. i <. •'. .i tias flred Judaon for drunken- | Under the "umbrella roof" of the Are tho sections nil In, line on the tosg r Don, oat •liidxnii niii'i •, 10 shadow Bart. Jud- ' with facts. But there were other W heu the sally of the trainmaster snii in i- ttart ji Nf J }n\\n him. thins* deducible. He Insisted that the Nadia'8 rear platform the young peo- aiding?" and his forlorn hope squad bad left the Fteiiiister tells I,i(U:*-i «• I the building and ple of the party were sitting out tbe. "Yes." office story of the headquarters build- loan fuuda were stolen, but thut Hallock was strength of the insurrection did not early half of the perfect summer night. nut impliL-ated. i,'iir .-rw I and Flemltiter lie in the dissatisfied employees of tho "Good. We'll start them a llttl< ing almost deserted it was the force we are selling all stocks duarn.'). A uiysterloua woman enters Ltdger- Lidgerwood swung himself over the wijitdfl car. Red Butte Western or even in the ex- ahead of time and let them kill bad of mere mechanical habit that sent She Is H&llock'a Insane wife. Muttering railing and took a chair. to syue-dule after they get out on th Mdgcvwood back to his room to close .'• ••• aha upbraids Uie absent Haltock be- employees; it was rather in the law- CftUH be lias nut killed "that man." Deuper- loss element of the town, which lived "Has your strike materialized yet?" road. Send Bogard down with theli bis desk before going down to order tuthfi ma, and fattened upon the earnings of the asked Miss Brewster. cleai-kiiee orders and phone Benson a the Nadia out of the zone of immediate polnu to Hallock. Judann "No; It Isn't due until midnight." danger. Therp was a chair In bit way, ieri to !• ..I .M Burt. i'realdent Brew< railroad'men. Moreover, it wag cer- the yard office to couple them up intn at greatly reduced prices. iia Auuvliter Eleanor and party arrive. and Is the darkuess aud in his haste 1 tain that some one high in authority "I dou't believe there U going to be one truln, engine to th.e caboose in VMMU loves Kleauor. lie stumbled over It, When he recov- cwivuidice a year before estranged her. In tbe railroad service was furnishing any." front, and send them out solid. Whei ftrili tlml he luif, been allot at and In the brains. There was a chief to "Don't you? I wish I might share they have cleared the danger Hml1 ered himself two men with handker- bra i i duiug lib duty. Uer attitude Is frleud- chief ninHJiK over their facea were en- ly. whom all the malcontents deferr*"! your incredulity—wKh reason." they can split up and take the propel , later invites Lidgerwood to meet him and who fltiured in the barroom talk "Confess that you were a little bit time Intervals—teu minutes apart." tering from tbe corridor, nud as be at Little Butte. Spies follow Lldiserwood. aw the "boss" or the "big boss." overwrought this afternoon when you fumed at the sound of their footsteps Kieaiinr and her friends wish to uccompuuy "Call It done,*' said the trainmaster. they sprang upon him. Udjarwuod to Little Butte. wanted to send UA away. Weren't and he went to carry out the order So there was no more thania gusped | Hu<«ei of Andalusia. n. objects beiiuuse thtre la danger from "And that same 'big boss' Is sitting train wreckers. Elealior ridicules hla feurs. up yonder In C&t Biggs' back room you?" Two minutes later Bogard, the nijjh! For tho first roniembera'jlo time In out word to Williams as he climbed to Since the beginning of tilt' sovon- Judson !•!•'• s iuiin be thinks is Hallock to "I only hope that the outcome will relief operator off duty, darted out of his llfo Howard Lidgerwood met the J'k'i,iinter's mine. riffbi now glvin' his orders and tellin' 1 tho cab before tho eight wheeler, with ii-i-nitj century j#rvs dt* la Forontern Judaun overhears Hnllock and Flemister "em whiit to tlo," was Judson's crown- prove that I was," he rejo&vd patient- the dispatcher's room with the clear challenge of violence Joyfully, -with Nndla In tow* shot away from tho him been tbe moHt noted htuwhreed- plan to wreck Liduerwond's train. They are ing ffOStm and, since Halloik had not ly. ance cards for the three sections every muscle and nerve singing the fi>!ln«e(I by another man ^esembltnK Hallock Crow's Nest platform. And It was not InK center of Anrtiiluxia, fur niHiiy bun- and liy Judson. } bees visible since the early afternoon, "You still believe there will be trou- Lidgerwood stopped him in midnight. battle song and a huge willingness to until the enr waws growling angrily dreds uf years famous for Its Hue •hid^on maJtM desperate efforts to avert a for the three men sitting under the ble?' "One second, Hobert. When yor. Bitty or be slain arming him for the over thp ynrd limit switches that Van burftfH. SfPHft di* In Torontpra WUH one collision between Lidgerwood's train aiid a superintendent's desk lamp Judson's "Yes." have done your errand come back t<> batifi to hand struggle. Twice be drove Lew burst Into the cenlral compart* lULSsuiiKur tialn. Lidgerwood makes love to th« lighter of Ihe two to the wall with of the first and hint Moorish ntrong- Inference stood us a fact assured. It "Then I'm afraid you are still over- the president's car, ask for Misa Brew me.nt like n man demented to demand holds In Spain, mid the bewt horsea ird'a ntehfutites his train, was "Ilallhck who had fomented the wrought," she countered lightly. "Why,ster and say that I went you. Then woll plauit'd blows, and once he got excitedly • of tho three women who k tralIr' I ked, wlttl loss of trouble; it was Hallock who was now a deadly wrt-silei's hold ou tho tall man iht-re w<*rt r'l hmi from fammiH Arab life, Klllster and Hal the very atmosphere of this beautiful stay within call and be ready to dn were clinging, terror stricken, to Judge HUilllons. flu tlmt what 1M known as an lock, directing it. night breathes peace." and would hare IdlleJ him if the fret) Holcombe: rcrwund lenrns that tho wreckers sought whatever she* wants you to do." accomplice had not torn bU locked lin- Anrialuxhm or Spanish horxo ban nl- his'' ie, Uu tells r'l«misler he will ha»it The trainmaster returned to his post Before he could reply a man came BoganJ did the first part of his er- "Who has wen Mias Eleanor? Where D»ffi«iHl suspei-ts Gridley. up to the platform railing, touched his gers apart by main strength, liut it wnyft a irtiod deal of Arab blood. It two Hallocks seen uy Judson puzzle iu the wire office, and Judson was sent rand swifUy. Syuelinnilv.od as perfect- was two against one, and when It wan Is Miss Eleanor?" haw. however, been eKnuu d wilh no *Qo4 Me lind MeClnHkey |>lan tit 11> Iii back to Higpa' to renew his search for cap and said, "la Mr. Lidgerwood ly as if a single throtlle lever con- (Continued Tomorrow.) ipt'iidiiiK strike. Bart, ''the killer." the hidden ringleader. Judson's re- here?" over the contlnpcrntion light reddening many olhef hftwdtf. oHpeclnlly Flemish, trolled them all, the three heavy the southern windows sullk-eil for the that loilav Ihc SpnniHli Borw M nut reg- guts warrant r the port wns grave enough, but it brought Lidgerwood answered in person, freight pullers hissed, strained, belch- , h n with murder. Bmt l a ROW! hope that the crucial moment knotting of the piece of hemp lashing Istcrod In the I l.< uf record of pur* tacks I.idtierwoiid. and Judson again arrests crossing to tbe railing to hear Judson's ed fire, mill the long train began to with wlileh the two masked Ktirrolera Advertise in the Daily Rec him. KUiimor refuses to leave before the might be postponed until many of the I latest report, which was given In move out. bred nnlmulH. Btrlke U. nt« men would be too far gone in liquor to j were binding their vlcilm In his chair. rd. Its will pay you. i. ••'• • • .-.)'•• friends and Eleanor's purly hoarse whispers. Miss Brewsler could It was Lidgerwood"s challenge to arm themselves ayuinst the strikers. Cridley take any active part. T.idgerwood took distinguish no word of it, but she heard tho out laws, and as If the blasts of Meanwhile the pandemonium raging rt'lurna Irom a mysterious absence. Ilatluck the precautions made advisable by haw dinnpjiciireii Lidgerwood's reply. "Tell Benson and the tlu-ee tearing exhausts had been at the shops was beginning to surge Kkanur Implores Ldgerwond to be enreful Tryon's threat to ateal an engine, send- Dawson and say that the engiue I the signal H was awaiting the strike backward Into the rnilway yard. Some THE NEW for her sake. Stiikers attack Lidgerwood and ing word to Benson to double his ordered had better be sent up at once." one hud fired n box car, and the uphlaze 1M friends. Marked men attnek I.ld^erwood, guards on the locomotives in the yard j Ftorm broke with the suddenness ami Ho rpft;sc3 to reslgtt, thuunh threatened with When Lidgerwood had resumed hl.s fury of a tropkj&l hurricane. From a centered a fresh fury of dosfnii/tinn. Instant death. p:icanor overhears his courng- and to Dawson to block the turntable chair he was promptly put upon the Up at tho hoad of the throe Iflctlonod e iU9 words. Fiemister, one <;f the masked so that none might be taken from the hundred hiding places In the car men, In killed by Hallock. Crldley, the oilier question rack of Miss Eleanor'^ cu- strewn yard men came running, some freight train a mud mob was cutting iiiaskcd man. has bMa lnipoi'rioiiiiting Hallock. roundhouse, Broadway Theatre t:r;dley U nhnt by aoldiern, who t-uu.e In riosity. to wwarm thickly upon the moving en- the leading locomotive free. I,id*erwoodps BiBlstance. Ilallwck Is Umucent. Kleunor returns Lid[;erwoud's love. Afterward he went out to look over I "Was that one of your scouts?" she gines aud cabooses, others swinging Dawson. crunching in the round- LONG BRANCH, N. J Chan. J. Bryan, Mgr. the field In person. Everything was asked. \ by the drawheada to cut the air brake house door directly opposite, knew all quiet, almost suspiciously so. Gridley j "Yes." hose. that Judson could fell him, aud he in- CHAPTER XXV. was found alone in his office at the | "Did he come to te!I you that there Benson was swept aside and over- stantly divined the purpose of the en- Tlursday, Friday atd Saturday THE TEKROB. shops smoking a cigar, with his chair wasn't going to be any strike;" powered before he could strike a blow. gine thieves. They were preparing to tilted to a comfortable angle and his i "No." Itotraid. speeding across to take his send the freight engine eastward on M tinee Daily ai 3 P. M. XfJINKKU JOTTN .TUnSON. dls- the desert division main line to collide .-innpurlTip nt the moment when feet on the desk. Ills guards, he said, I "How lucidly communicative you post beside the Nadia, was struck were posted In and around the shops, are! Can't you see that I am fairly down before he could get clear of thewith und wreck whatever coming ttip Buperlntpnrtenr hnnimbus of tive, Jerked tin* throttle open, stayed wood's door he brought the first au-1 turning the knob to enter. It was tho self hard names if you insist, only— sooty oil smoke, rose to beacon the at the levers long enough to hook up WALTON & VIVIAN theutir uuws from the cainp of the merest Incident, and he would not gracious goodness, is that engine go- destruction ulready begun in the shop to t he most effective^ cut-off for speed euemy have remarked It If the door, closing Ing to smash Into our car?" yards. And while the roar of the siren ond Jumped for his life. in a c mu'y si it N:LL & WILBUH Wheo M^Closkey had come at a push Itehfnd Grldley's visitor, had not bl- The anxious query hinged Itself was Htill jarring upon the windless Dawson was deliberate, but not slow of the mil1 button Lidgerwood snapped secfod fl violent outburst of profani- upon the approach of a big eight night air the electric light circuits wilted. While the abandoned engine The Aror and The Girl Ccnudy Acrobats. the uiglit latch on the corridor door. ty, vocalizing Itself In the harsh tones wheeled passenger filer which was were cut. leaving the yards and thewan us yet oidv gathering speed for? "Lot u^ have it, Judson," be said of the master mechanic, as tims: thuuderlug down the yard on the Crow's Nest In darkness and tbe fran- (lie eastward dash he was dodging the when Uie trainmaster had dragged his "You chuckle headed fool! Haven't track occupied by tho Nadia. Within tic battle for the trains to be lighted slriifrjjlinK rioters la the yard, racing THE B ST OF MOOCH PICTURES chair into the circle of light described you any better sense than to come."— half a car length of collision (he air only by the wuon aud the lurid glow purposely for the only available lo- Changed Da ly by the preen cone Bhade of the desk TTIth the Impact of n Mow LSAgteFWOoti brake hissed, the side rods clankeil of destruction spreading slowly under comotive, ready and headed to < huse Iniup. "We have been wondering recognized the "chuckle headed fool" and chattered, and the sli udder Ing its blaek canopy of smoke. tho runaway- namely, the big elgh4 what had become of you." df (iridlcy's malediction was Rlchnnl monster rolled gently backward to a wheeler coupled t<» the president's car. Aufford, the "klller'p" younger brother. touch coupling with the president's In the Crow's Nest ihe sudden coup UP set iht- HrHob to the main line as EVtMNu PRI ES - - • 10c 15c and 25c Summarized, Judsou's story was the car. of the strikers hud Ihe effect which its he pr.ssed It, but there was BO time to report of an Intelligent scout. Since TJdt-'orwnod said nothing of this Inci- originator had doubtless counted upon. uncouple the BOgSlM from Hia private MATIN E PRICES ADULTS 10c, CHILDKEN 5c ho waa clnssed with the discharged Eleanor's hand was on her cousin's It was SOUK* minutes after Hie Ug&ti dent to Dawson, whom he found pa- nrm. "Howard, what does this < sir, even if lie had heon willing to men he had been able to find out SOUK* trolling tbe roundhouse. Here, as at were cut off and tho Irruption bad leave the woman lie loved nnd tlio.se VAUDEVILLE CHANCES MONDAY and, THOHSDAf. of the enemy's moves in the game of the shops and in the yard, everything mean?" she demanded. suopt past tin- i-nplured and disable-d "Nothing just at present. It Is mere- with her helpless In tbe midst of the coerclou. The strikers had transferred was (jriiet aria" orderly. The crews for trains to the iitioBI before Lidgorwooi.l rlptin their headquarters from the Celestial ly a precaution," Mr. I. L. Showfem He Goes Coastm? •- Out of the Will By Ryan Walker SIX LONG BRANCH DAILY RECORD, THURSDAY, JAN. 26, 1912.

A UNIQUE PftRTY. EACH GOLD PLATE AN ALARW HEIGN OF TERROR ily jpoings of Cur Jfustling Merchants FUST TIME MADE I How to Give a Jolly Hurdy Gurdy New Burglar Device Protects Hotel'. Danes. Famous Service. ! 1 '• The quaint huffly surdTe-T which Tlie owuor of one Oecorationa and Floral Designs rlnj; nn rUurm bell in the houseke i The race was for pointe on the hand- and many tele^nmiK nre excliiingtul Mres uf duotiuK, ami nt'l'in'tlitly hurtly j We have both kinds—thou- | for Weddings, Dinners, i-m>in in Jlie umin uflJcc iijul i some silver cup, donated by ihe mer- The pcaco connulMKioiiei^ arc reticeiii gUT&sa nevor tire of piaj-fnff. The iwn , sands of them - and many other ; Funerals, etc. rouins iif nil the iMitcliiix-u. :H'e equally ui:itcbod. 1'ur the hunly , chants o ihe Borougb. The race start Tim issue in no longer the form of kindn besides, We also carry a full selection 1 ibeJvfl* upon which the goJdwflrp xun)y IO.-IU stofiH eaJy Umg onoutfli to] BUTTER ed at l»t:5R o'clock and was in chars* UOVeiLHIH'Ilt. but WlUJ-lHtO In- |H('i you can't find anything but I of Hardy Slirubs, Trees and are Itiilnnced upon a sort of -iprtny <'hiiiiLn- his tune, whiU' foutt otopfl only of Henry X Supp, chairman of the dent Surt* Vat Sen or Yiuiu Sbih Kai. which is SPI to n certain weiyln. Tin JoiiHi fiiouyb to L-jih-h Us breath. The ! Herbaceous Plants at our regaita committee of the Club. The roiltfcilt (el-rorism prevails. The reniovul of any *>f the weight, ln nvrv Uurdy gurdy fslniptillL-s thtpiW im- , Nurseries. boats were forced to make only one revelHtUm of the real imine t\( ihe flr slight, connects the :ilann ( iivul menstly for the bostetni who farm set 39c lb. All telephone calls promptly tack during (he entire course. A stnaJI liitch has hrod^lM (he feur tlrnt pn'tfij and *etH tbe wiirninc g@ag{t Hngt wish to entcfttifn elal;orntely. It at attended to and given our crcdw witnessed tbe race. The ice a nent repiibllciin ol!l« inh will reveal the once knneks pix'tonsion in the bend : careful attention. ed Bank Is i very fine condition, about whole c-ri'ili(iJst:tn*'('!<. Titn^ Shua Yi A. F. Golden. iind does mvny with the t'senicintlnir The kind o hers are ; Cedar Ave. Tel. 627 West End fifteen inches ihlck. and 1H claimed to (i SHE'S A SCULPTOR AT 82unt. l \\ u Tin;* I'auu have reeelvcd t v torftirp indicted hy the sometiinfs In- 579 Broadway. t>»* liio IK-SI for rmiiiK flnd ;-i-;rriinf; In fuiim wnrnhiXH /tot to inlk. competent inusk'iiins who play for getting 45 and 48c for 'Phone 165-J. years. Mrt. Cox Began H»r Art at Sixty—Now The cyincldi'iice of t he. lit tempi !n Daily Defeated Kitty Yesterday Too at Work en a Lincoln Cast, HffSSBmlsmm Yuan Hhih Kni fflHi HH* Altb'itijfh she Is eljflity-two jciirw old rhaiiiri'd ropublicnn dem&adii is tepnil | For the hurdy tfurdy hn« the ndvan jriiiiilllllllllfllllllllllllllllinilllllliutarj Doubled reeed, and piloted by the lage of rently keepiug time, and that ownrr, Etiwnrd Asey, the third-class Mra, IM-Ifjflh J. Pe* Bf Mmitiljilr, N &} in* significant. Tbe porpetratoj's s You'll lose nothing nut gain S J., is at prusuiit iiijikliij.' two piaster »»i of tin* crlmt! liavt1 confessed iiml aic is more tbnn con bo »akl of tlie aver- Ice yacht Daisy, after being beaten 1 s much by coming here for your 2 'Tuesday TIIU IK*'" WfflFfe us n m-nlp it \- nworto/l that I'etit' uf Viiiin Slilli 147 Broadway 5 Tlio best, meat obtaiiSSble m g second race for points for tbe Norfh tho ftmtHm-e. nnd give sax itiformnl Shrewsbury dub yiennutu yesterday tor in ihe BjBO Qt nlxty. Nba la tin Ksl'H ve»ji«'aiKe, If he Should becunu' ARKET S the lowest possiblo prices, and, S 1 afternoon, on the river at Red Bank, motber uf Robert L)'Qp r«w. «im »ucprcsiileiil. tins beeji sprenil In unlei la S Judging by our ever inereasinK S (•(•i^lcil <;rovi»r ('IPVWHIHI us KCIHM'H previ-ut an n^reeiueiit. | Promptly nt the hour t&fi pirfuresqiWi The kind of meat the family in the fuel time of 1fJ minutes and -It siiolling Italian with his hurdy Rnrdy 3 patronage, we are Kucceeding 2 rmiiwl :md nmnuBer of the Ar-so'ln seconds, over the ten-mile triangular ;u-rive«. It li tenderly takm from it;* enjoy paling, can be fouml here tioii of Life Insurant-p Prnnitli'i.1^ tie S fairly well. ' § course. Cnpt. Jamee Weaver'M Kitty APPEAL TO JAPAN. wheels ntitl plucfd in a tornor of tlrt* {Specials every day. Kitty, sailed by Kdwnrd Thotntmon and cently Mrs. t;ox inailft several Imlltii hnil. sad imfi!i'(])!i(*>]y he piuys on nnd doll* mid a Ranta *'lims three feel s Imperial Clan Asks Mikado COLES' LONG BRANCH MARKET | carrying; fight men, was left far be- Chinee on wlih never a sinb nor a eotuplfun- Chuck Steak 12c lb. Meat that Possesses Goodness hind. Commodore Thomat* Henry high, the face it ml IIIIIMIH belli K o\ For Help. ing word until dani) unlesn yem s(c;p 22S Broadway tfinnil't) and "Garry" Morford's Tyro port plain comput ami tbe liodlt** of uf, Jnn. 20.— 'i'here is a rutnor in him. Chopped Meat 12c lb. and not high priced. S cole., M»r. T.I. 111-W | thin rope, Every iirtlih' of clothing partly wrecked Tuesday, were unable lion that tho imperial elaii bus 'iiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiininiiiiiiiiiiiiih to start. The race was eailetl In a Including leather toots, WIIH her woik or will appeal to ,1 aiinu to SUM! the em Lincoln's Quick Wit. Pork Chops 14c lb. •strong northwest wind, wliifh made Another doll in her collection we* plro. The rrhiees Tsal Hsun, Tial Tuo One dii.v Lincoln and n number of j illllllllllllllllllli;iiillllllllllllllllllliilllllllllHIHIIIIIIIIIIII»llIIIIIIIHIIIIIIiHlilll«UM'_. the yachts skim along the Ice at al- carved from rbpstiiut wood. and t :iun, the former regent, accord- men were dfrffittSfftlK how ioug n itian's I Fresh Shoulders 11c lb. mo«i hurricane speed. The Palsy tooit lug ti > the report, ursod ihu dowager lAga Mhuiihl be. due man siiUl HO leogi r>OPS*T FORGET J the lead at the start of tho race and s to take tbls courtie mid HIIC nnd niHifher suld a diflVi'i-nt tmgth, Liver 10c lb. kept in front throughout tho contest. HINT FOR THE HOSTESS. ted. Finally tliey asked Lincoln. | That we retail our Candies at wholesale prices and will let • Jennie Wim at Fair Haven. Wel l informed people do aol believe "WeJi," ho sfiM. '•{ haven't tliou^fjt Fresh Spare Ribs 8c lb. tmiih about it. but i think a Eftflu'« legs i you be the judge. Three races werp sailed by the fleet How to Select Favori For Washington that .! ipnn will listen to such an ap- iUKlit to be luug enough to rt'ach to (bi- of the I^alr Haven Ice Yacht VAub yes- Birthday Parties. ppul now. nlthouRb «be might have 3ot»r." 1 Chocolate Cov rail Caramels, the 40c kind 25c lb. | terday, one in the morning, and two in For the luncheons, dinners and cotil- done o at the beginning of the ro"" the afternoon, mpt, Kdward Littles lion* planned for the U'Jd of February, tutloii 1 Chocolate Mirshmalloiv;, lh; 4Dc JiinJ - 23c lb. I JennJi*, which was designed Iiy Ca which cornea this year i» midweek, The 8 Is move talk of n renewal of ANNUAL JANUARY SALE the ! ;htIHK and »iso of difhVultk'8 | Peanut Clusters, the 49c kiri - 25c lb. | Bdward W'illlt* of the North Shrt-WH- boaU uf api>t'opriute favorw are reudy, Suits and Overcoats reduced 25 about i-alslUK funds which are liotlu'r- S • -* * hnty Ice Yacht Club, who alBO designed ond red, white and blue will l»o gener- to 30 per cent. ously represented. Of course tho Illff b< Ml sf Mentals. William lien tloutnr UquUl uppetlzor which hoasts tlio cherry tia its cluiracterlstio Kar- l.oi 1 uf ('people live In tbe same S. Goldstein & Sons WM. BRYAN I nett's ussell B. 2nd, 86 minute* jind 40 sqwi; • who don't move in the snrne 6 Dkgs. Oysterette seconds; Clinton Wilber's Perueim, 26 nlBhmeut The birthday party occur- We are selling more 151 BROADWAY = i THK ——— S ring on Wanhtngton'H day will until- circle minutes; Frank Bennei t 's Itewlo B. 801 t* men will ffivo $1 to charily of our fancy 28c But- Harry Goldstein, M«r. 4th, 28 mimitng. , % • , rally have a cuke KeuerouHly trimmed with pr^wn'tMl cherrUs or the richly And 1 hen spend $10 to mlvertlsp the terine than Butter. or Aflernoon. fact I Elberon Florist I red intlfirlal olUHVltM which uiny now t'apt. Little's Jennie 1st, 22 minutes bo olitniiied, together with slossy Rit'cu We nro nil apt to be generous to a I Why! Because it is and SO secondn; Clinton Withers' Per- | 5c by Trolley to the Door. § cherry leaves. fan 11 if the fault happens to be one REBUILDING SALE eeus 2nd, 27 minutes; William Men pure, sweet and whole- 6 Zu Zu's Home of the new Washington birth- of 01 l" Offll. | Moral Tributes and Mowers § nett's uaspll B. 3Td, 27 minute* and 40 some and less expen- Now on at day favors nro exceedingly a {trad he. Wl >re the bill collector IH concerned B A T second.s. v The Ice luiskt'tB this yum* are espiflully abseii o surely iupkes the heart grow- STRAUS CO. 5?d Lfk f for All Occasion!. Palms 5 Date for Challenge Race Set To-night sive. dninty. One uf these is a pretty bas- fond A Grand Opportunity to Get A meeting of the regatta committee | and Plants Rented at Reason- 5 ket ronde of red and white crape paper er strike a man when ho is Real Bargains of the North Shrewsbury Ice Yacht with triminfugs uf red, while mul )>\iw down . especially if you are going to dub, of Red* Hank, and the South 1 able Rates : : ! i : rlhlMm on the tall handle. Another \n Btrlk him for a loan. Shrewsbury Ice Yacht Club, of this B LANDSCAPE GARDENING imnir of shirred erupt* p/iper wJtJi toff Wl y in it that the people who don't city, will be held to-nlftht at Henry N. A SPECIALTY enttie pi'ivln?(l on tlm humlln enrr>iUK knov right from vmHUt worn always A. C. Bennett Co. 6ta>p't* clothing store, in Broad street, to b< A fine selection of Trees, (lie sruibollc red, white nud bine rib- in the wrongV— .New York Times. ed Bank, at which time the date for bon In hi • tnlons. S Shrubs and Hardy Plants always the challenge race for tho Champion ZIMMERMAN'S a on hand. Pijiri/ftlc luntlio fthmU'3 «ro of wbita of Noth, America Challenge Pennant, 307 Branchport Avs. crnpe paper with Wnsliiuptou liouds Common Mistake. UPS I ABELS] TEL. 669 WEST BND now held by the Red Bank Club, will nml ttaKs pasted or pnlilted on the ![ T>e man dm nllers wauls dp J| Tel. 1M-J 'iiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinik beset. The race will probably be suil- four rttaa. Candlostleka ore in tho• • bi ruest an1 do most of every- • ett on the- k-«> at Red Bank on Monday 100 BROADWAY form «f rhorry tree Htumps tnul I'tult1 ',', II nig," siild Uncle Ebon, "Is lla- '. Gape Cod afternoon. Sain hats, openings bcinp; provided nt " b!a to pick up an ostrich an* •* the top for tlm tall candle. Miss Co- ) | <• i»rlook do turkey bird."—Wash- * lumbia (ui n liberty pillar draped with *' b ;ton Star. Square Brand Milk 9c can Cranberries SWEET PEAS John C. Disbrow WHY THE TURKEY IS BALD.red, white nnd blue crnpo paper makes u pretty place fnvor, Columbia, of Hires Evaporated 10c qt. LEADING STATIONER Also Why the Indian Um IU Wings to course., belug represented by u cbinu A Genius Who Works. FLOWERS! TELEPHONE 262 Fan • Fir* Into F[»m«, doll'w head clued to the top of tbu >crt \V. <'hiiuibci-s. tho novelisit, New orchid flowering types The Indiana of our country have tatl bonbon box. WftM •ailed u genius the ofher day at Milk 7c can of paramount beauty, high many legends connected with certain Candy or almond boxes nro to bo the l 'entury c-lub hi Now Yprl;. grade Carnations, Roses, Daf- The New Munsey Magazine on peculiar habits or customs prevalent found iu the shops. These are deco- Hi: t Mr. ChaiuberH, with his wonted SWEET CIDER fodils, etc., fresh from our iimnntf them. If one should chnnee to rated with dolls attired In colonial chni iiinj; modesty, denied that he was Good Table Butter 31c greenhouses. We invite at- Sale Today rlslt thf Jjome of an old Indian be rust nine, with powdered wigs and o RI llUB. 23c gal. tention to our would perbaps notice a turkey wing tinted cheeks ant] lips "I ulesa, indeed," he nddpd, "we ;i<- Karo Syrup 8c can . Don't Fail to Get A Copy of immririK near the Ore, cepi the dellnitlon thnt genius is I per Floral Designs New Novel Misanthropy—or Caution? ('('111 inBplriitidii and UO per cent [iei* thoy are examples of high art, Tliis the Indian uses to fan bis fire Hon."—New York Tribune. good workmanship, at lowest into n fl.nim unit make ft burn brightly What could be niortj refronlituc to n id«*d lUUp of humor thuii this story. prices. Palma, Ferns, flower- The Hollow of Her Hand •>r perhaps hi the sultry days of sum- whleh tbe London I>aily Mail tells of Vanity. Ing plants at reduced"*prices. by George Barr McCutchcn mnr to fan himself. If Rsfted why be 1 ...THE... tin pi'iiiest tmttonholrT In London? "Now (hat you have mmie your pile N. A. CORL1N. Hffea (be turkey wing Instead of the On his return from a winter holiday I K« i|«is«' you are happy." I R. M. HARRIS § The Enterprise Market Norwood Ave., New Saturday Evening Post winy: of any other bird he would no this nentlciimn was telling lii in •• "Ko; mother won't let me see any 8. Elberon trolley passe* our iloulit n-hito tho following story: qunlntunoes at^ his club )n I'JIII Mall show I wnuter. dunjjhtor wont tefotoe door, Tel. 990 L, Deal. Out Today H'eflr Anythlnfc 1 wsnter. «itd tin* tlo<' 1 SHOE STORE 148 Broadway ifany years ago the flro of the world that he had been oivupylnii n itSUn :i( Tefophone 431. Davos, not fur from Mr. Lahoii'-hcrr, tor wont lemuje eat, anything I want 5 ••• BROADWAY. wim nearly t'xiingnifiiivti, Tbi* bap vho, he added, was in a very tnt'lun- er." -Louisville Courier-Journal. • B Ikmitos I5c II). l>oniil Just at the beginning of tbe win- huly state. Blue* Fish 12 l-2c lb ter MMQB Tin birds of flic air were "I am truly sorry for that," said om1 A Touching Appeal. Sett IlHBX 12c lb LET GEORGE DO ITI nlk-1 wiili IUIXUMV. for their Intuition Thursday Specials of his bearers. "What Is ihe matter (\nl Kis-h .it lb. 1 cut Suits by the American iold ilifiu they would need heat to with hltn?" Kloiimjers , 7v lb. E. M. Colton Gentlemen Cutting System—the keep them "warm throuffi the winter. best on earth. '•Well." replied the bore, "I tv-is out | Men's $3.50 W. L. Douglas | Halibut. 18i! lb. A bird cnttacll wiiM held, and ft was vuikiiiK out* day wh«?n 1 saw LM in in- Smeli.s 2 lbsfor Kfe Tele, 121L 76 Rockwell Ave, 1 Geo. 6. Herbert, Merchant Tailor decided that Mrds whicb could fly tbe here coming down the Ian* toward Tan Shoes Thursday $2.98 | Clams 2 qisfor 2Br c: 258 B'way, Cor. 4th Ave. highest should Bo:ir into tli« iitr aiid no. 71 jr iitomcnt do ratifrut s'c.'.it. of Oysters Hi BW qt. se;* if they could find a spark of are ne he durtetl Into a flr wood wUWU lWsting Chicken* and Fowl. anywhere The efforts of thr* en pie. was close by aud hid liolilnd n trve till ] Se par lb. Suit Pork 10c lb. lark a ml rn ren were In va In. The 1 had passed. Oh, very sad. indeed!" [ Men's $3.00 W. L. Douglas I Turkeys 20c Hi. fcfeaor vrw* left (o the little hronn •parrow, who upk'tl u nymrU of fire In Naming the Boy. il Tan Shoes Thursday $2.59 I Rib Roast 14c lb. the hollow of «» old stump in the Old Jum, gunlcner and |0BWV] fac- Martin & Meyer, Props. C. B. DEAVER hftart nf » ili-op forest. totum, was accompanied one day by u Palmer's Pork Roll Tli*» liirds flocked mound tbe slump bright looking lad eight or ten year* 232 Broidwij, Opp. Rockwell Ate. old. .ind ti'iefl to declie who should pick ihe qpKFk ant. But all their efforts "Is tbis your boy?" I oskevl. 12+c lb. Telephone 22-J. "Vanuh, be mine, Oe las' on* I got. wwn in rain. To their dismay they uh. Junior, you wufiles nlfti-pf. nick WeGiveS.&H. Ml ihe NfMirk growing sinaJJpr and you manner ter de white folks.' KAUFMAN'S Fresh Jersey Chickens fainter. Tbe turkey then yotunteered "Juntpr," I coninipnted. "So ho in Green Stamps m iry in hMp tbe tiny conl alive hy uatned after you." . 19c lb. Fine Jersey Cranberries fanning it witb bin wings. Day nfter "Nawsuh," the old man replied rather MEAT MARKET •».«.••».. fej the turkry kept fannlnfr. The beat indignantly. "He nln" name full ttfe 225 Broadway Tel. 9-J NeflfUtM eroater eafh day ontll tbe My name .lumbo, wbnr ray ninmnii i:.i "fifty, mistw, have ye pot Keeh • We Are Striving Shoulders of Lamb 11c lb. 10c qt. fAsih«»r» w*»re si!i»r«*d off the turkey's out'n de Bible Dis hy*U tlilie i.amt' tbinp as 9 cigflrptte about ye? I'vt- 361 Joline Ave. Ttl 154-W to Please If mm nuti«»« cflrefully UP will Junior ciw he win bawtt In June."— had flecb a pood dinner it'd be a Legs of Lamb 14c lb. *<•« lumrm on tbe bejid of a turkey that Llppincott*B_ sbame not to smoke after It "-Brun-n We believe we are doing it in Turnips 20c basket appear JIB Misters tag's Magazine. every instance. One thing it XXXX Flour 79c It is beHered thiit the turkey wns so New South Wal«s. Reg. Hams 14c lb. certain, no where can you ^o IHKIIT ttorned tbst all turkeys wince New South Wales la said to contain Ventriloquism and find a finer collection of 30c basket hn\ • had hnld heads anil wear ihe more kinds of flowering plants thim all i sugar cured Sea Food than we cany. No T2,'i H. C CiT.-kK Misters n^ a mnnipnro of tbe hrn^i>ry Korope. complaints about our price*. operation of demons. of Ihe turkpy The fftitUfui turkey J«mt Bacon by the Strip 14c lb. MRS. J. HILL, his bcauiiful fentiiers,' but ^"g'nre Han OraMlnf, Manlmrtni, ra- Read Cent a Words on Third t«»ck tire to tbe world, HO in his ti"U>>r Pierce &,Weil Fish Market cial Muaaf*. •n>m»ooln«. Ma. ;<[,d m a mfinoHai of li!« fnlthfr.lnesfl Pork Chops 15c lb. Page; there are bargains in 12 3d Kit Tel. 573 Pull lln* •* Hair Gooa*. itiM ludtrtn MMI the turkey wtnp to Ream 1, N«w ttWMiln it* flFP liiirn I!e

THE RECORDS DULY SHORT STORY IfGHEN THE WOMAN'S WORLD CATHOLIC PRINCES. Why Salves Caul Cure Eczema Cardinals Gihbcni and Farley, iUPBOARD Tince Iho t»]ii-fashioned theory of cur- troiiMps b\it none that we eon rncom- Prom Latest Photograph t. ing wiema through tlio blood lias been riend ua hiKhly ua this for wt< know thnt I an Id. "I would advise you not to Chen up by >•• u if irii ; muny different D.D.D. Ftops tlie Hch at onrr, w« enn Lurry. If she's n good, reliable girl , CONCERNING CORN. r-nlvt.-« linvc* boon trU'il for skin dlseaaeB. Vive you a trial size buttle fur 25 cunts* she'll show It ln time. If she isn't HP HOSE who like corn ore enabled Hit It tiiiu been found that tiiu&o saVv> s that will in- enough to prove it. A BUTLER'S t-nly clog the i»orea nnd cannot penetrate Of course all olht-r drugK'^tn hnva Btae'll show that. If she sticks to you Jl i to gratify their tnste during the tn the inner nit In bt-low the cpidi-rmla U.U.D. Prescription—go to them It you. for a few months without backsliding entire year on account of the wiitre the eczema trer-ma are loiiged. can't tome to ti»—I>ut don't accept somt» points This—the quality of ponotruttng— biff profit BvibPtltute. COURTSHIP it may be safe to marry her." many excellent brands of canned corn pioliubly • -.!•! i.iis iho trenu'ndouH suc- But if you come to our Htorn, wo aro "Yes, ma'am." said James "I thank that may |>fl purchased at the grocery. for . _. yo*i. remedy, oil of'wintorprecn, thynol. Ely- that wo offer you a full size bottlr on ! you, taa'am." Indeed, used in many dishes, there is rerine. etc., us compounded in U.U.LV this (trarantte:—Tf you do not find that; By ELLEN D. HEMSTREET I studied James' counteuiuu-e from *Ittle difference ln the tnste between l'r*>scrlptlon. it takes HWHV thn ttch AT O.\i ::, it I time to time as an indei of his feel canned und fresh. Mothers Vi'i' have sold uttier remedieu fur skin its you Uot a cunt. Ings- It did not indicate that liis en When opening u nm of cora do an Wert't Pharmacy, 175 Broadway. "I'm goln' to be married, ma'am." sum gapeuit*»t wits satisfactory, and oueshould be done when opening uny can- James, "and I suppose you won't want day he said to mt>: "its otf between ned food--pour the corn at once Into Tha Mother Heart Myth. a married man for butter." my frirl and me. At a dnnre she went dish whore the action of the air on "We bear a grefit deal of the 'mother 1 off with another feller and left me the tin cannot affect 1L "Indeed. James," X replied, "thai de 1 heart* of women," says Holly Mndisor. | alone for the bulanre o tbe vveainV Imitation Oyster*. | in her chat on "Mother Hearts." -of pends upofa you." "Why didn't you take up with an- "IH It happiness you're sayln'?" Mock Oysters.—Corn enn be used to tbe Instinct which makes them tender. other girl?" make a vegetable substitute for fried tlnd, radiating gentleness. But I WUDJL- "Isn't it in your case?" ) •What for, ma'fliu?" oysters. Proceed as follows: Take ,imc8 wond« if there U not, after nil. "Well, mn'um, I clunno. My girl some- "Why. to brine your girl to. her times gives IM* happiness and some- enough canned corn to fill a pint meas- u certain narrowness about the lu senses. If sho'ti Keen you attentive to ure, add to it two tablespoonfuls of RURAL-SCHOOLS, time* unuapplness. She's a wayward another she would likely have shown estate of motherhood. Does It inuup thing, and I t-au't always tell just what butter, the yolks of four eggs beaten Tin' combination of JI number of district that she wanted yon, after nil." smooth and enough Hour to make a n woman's N.VUI pat hies, eoatract the she'K jrolu' to do." "I'm not up to them rackets, ma'am boundaries of her ti'iulcnu^s, until it schools into n central SOIIQOI, making provifiiou "What do you mean by that, James?" Miff batter: season the batter with ialt 1 jist told her it was off. nud 1 told irml pepper and drop It by tbe table- Includes only her own little folk- tho 'or aarryiiig the children, is the best solution "Well, ma'am, ODO time she'll cuddle her what you Bald—if she wus all right members of her own h<>uphold V up to me like a kitten to a warm brick, :-poonfiil into smoking hot fat. As e( nflforoil for the iinjiroveinont of tlio country show it, and If she was all wrong soon us the mock oysters tbus formed "1 am forced to ask this questton and another she'll burdly apeak to me. atjed rtll0w ft The showed all wrong! I'liools. The experiment IIHH iieeu succossfully 1 are light brown take them out of the wfce* 1 see tbe many mothers who And I'm always afraid that she's goto, I nr.d tlint is the end of it" fat with a skimmer and lay them on cherish their own children, forget*UIM ricd in many sections. It would make more to fly off to some other feller." ! -Well. James, try again, and nest brown pajler for a moment to free ilw other poor Uabfes wbo with their apid progress it" farmers did n«t object to the east. James was an excellent man, and I J time tlx your mind on some one more liked him very much. His frank IICNS them from grease. Herve them on a forlorn mother* maktet&e uacred rela- .teady." na[ikiu or with a gurninh of parsley. . tion SVU-IJ a tragk- circumstance. lint as ii matter of economy it shtfuld he considered how placed me in an embarrassing position ! JnmoH s-ii'l he would not try again M 1 1 Sl if w It seemed to me that he bad given his He'd hod enough of it. Fritters and Puddings. I l*«tfwi» I'" ''* l» "" ««"> ' «*tt- inch hard earned money ROI'S from tlie farm community to the heart to a flighty jjlrl wbo would Out i Not long nfter this, when it was Corn Kritierw.-Tiike three eupfuls of *'»«Mst i-rwiture than the really happy neighboring towns and villages, nut only for tuition alone, but conduce to his comfort. I didn't like cunned corn.. Mash nnd add two eg«s. »1fi» ami wtbor. She \x perfe-Uy nb- James' afternoon out, I was told that 1 for expenses of living incurred by the barge numbers of aiubi* to tell him so. and I didn't like to per some one was lu the bull below who a little milk and just enough flour to Horhwl I" he* own phlldreu. \wv own luit him to walk into trouble without desired to iM me. I went down, and mis it. Drop a spoonful of tbe butter H«IIH\ &er »'vn hnsbnml. A:vd the |]oji.s hoy.s nnd girls who j(o from tlie farms to the town fur bet- wuruiiiK him. j there was the girl with whom James Into a frying pan and fry in butter. whoJc world might go down in »lnrl;- .y 1H2, by American Com Pmldiug.—Take four teacupfuls "ess and despair without her Unnwl- tor school privileges. More thnn this, if good schools were "What you mention. .Tames." 1 re !I:HI broken. I fancied she bad u con- luVt>l1 ou s ilf maintained in fiirm eonununities, the courses of study and the IilloU. "I would call the lighter femi fidence to impart to me, so 1 led her of corn, mash the kernels, beat three "te'* !«**»• bei- *' *•» - eggs Itelit. add to them a pint of milk, reeled. Then she would cry ui TWO VICTIMS INNOCENT. nine tralta. which you men seem in upstairs into my boudoir. When there 8 SHV|h hrr months of the school year might he adapted to the needs of agri- i lined to relish." 1 1 asked her what 1 could do for her. a tablospoonful of melted butter, the BO* '" rtBW»B t all corn, n teaapoonful of sugar and salt tbe rest should iuffor'annihilation, Georgia Mot's Action Proved to Becultural districts. There could be six months' courses for older "Yes. ma'um: they're kJttenlsb and "Make it up. If you please, mem. with Vlns Hasty. children, as bus proven successful in agricultural high sehrtol.v mighty Hue to the man they're playin" and pepper to taste. Turn into a but- "' sliuck by this mauifcsiatl Jnmt'8." tered pudding dish and bake in a >f ^eltishness during n recent residence 'Hamilton. Uiu£. Jim: gfi. — liefelop"- or the half-day plan of trade schools. This would enable the with sn long as they don't scamper off **1 make it up with James?" ineuts fitllii-.viiiK' il'** lyiubiiiK here to play with nome oue else." steady oven until set nnd browned. In un outlying suburb of a big city. "YL'K. mem. James hasn't got any Send to table in the dish in which It Most of Hie women who lived (here Monday ni^lu iff four negroes, one of young folks to keep up their school and help on the farm in "Don't you thiuli that your girl aft- sense nbout such matter*, and ho re- was conked. were mothers. By the divine right of tbeiu n mulatto'.K&L for the alle^eil seasons when they are most needed. er mtirrttifce will settle down and stick lies entirely on you. He's awful stub- thnt relation they should have felt n unirder of Nunnan Uadtey, tndicute to you?" ! born !f I wanted to see bow much French Creamed Corn.—Put one eunbrooding tenderness for all bdlpU&S* (hat the im b /'erialnly put two inno- It has been wisely suggested by the U. S. Department of "I dunno. ma'am. I don't think •>e i he loved me by a bit of a flirt with of corn through the meat chopper to ness, but did they? 1 could see. no evi- cent persons to death and probably Agriculture thnt the consolidated rural school center should good lookin' enough to hold her." another man, instead of understtindin' mince finely and add one large onion, ilcuce of it. In their perfectly appoint- tbrer. Anil 1 liere Is nu renl evUlenre "Good looking enough! Why, .fumes. he just breaks It all off with me, and sliced, a sprig of parsley nnd n pint of ed, well enred foe bouios tbey lived that the. 1 mirth hud nny tiling to dohave a co-operative creamery, laundry, bakery (why not co- .?ood looks may attract a woman, but there we nre." water. Cook all together twenty min- strictly unto themselves. Few of then* with the killing operative store?), features very much needed to lighten the ijood looks alone will never hold her." "Are you much in love with him?" utes, being careful not to let It scorch. reached out for any broader interests It IH cerhiiu that tlie Hrl. hertha work of women on the farm. ; : "Don't you think so, ma'am?'* "Certain: Why shouldn't I be?" then press through a fine sieve, ex- than those of their Immediate, circle. tracting all the pulp possible. I'atbawH.v, was entirely innocent, nnd His gaze at me as be asked the ques "Do you think; you'll always love 1 it 1H Hiild thai John rruirkshuuk and tion was pathetic, like clinging to a Melt two tablespoonfuls of butter, ••We heai a great dettl about Ihe su- .lust think how easily this consolidated school center could Mm?" periority of mothers over tbe single Herbert Henderson, two of tbe three straw. "Shure:" add an equal amount of sifted flour, men lym-hed. could have esta.blislied be made an ideal social center of farm life, whose service would "1 know it," I replied. "Cant you one-half teaspoouful of salt and a dash wo"le" iu matters (if heart interest "What do you want me to do?" anil "f home interest. Yet 1 fancy that alibis. Hmlley was an untnarrlt'd bring your girl around some time nnd "Tell him 1 was fnotln'." of pepu«r. planter, ;in_- KM, Uerthii. He hud been wns for the past. There is no doubt that the consolidated rural "Certainly. I'm to see her Sunday "He won't believe me. He'll believe very gradually one quart of scalded women had not been troubled about liursuliiK ber anil liad been warned (o alight. I'll briug her then." you. though." milk. When thick and smooth add keep away. He disregarded Hie warn school is in line with educational growth and advancement. Ue did briug her. I was surprised the eorn pulr _. the Httle le of (Oft, however, and Sunday uftennMm "Very well: I'll talk to him." nd juice and a level ~i man »*°Py a molhe J* r"ffC*! KOIIS her; btrth„ - Women should become interested iu the movement and give it when I saw her. for she was but uine- The samp evening, without telling tablespoouful of sugar. went to Ihe nli\'n liniue and tried tn (eeu und very pretty, while James was Add salt I" taste and just before of sympathy more from tliollgbt- get her to come out and meet him their active support. James of the visit. I gave him n little Ipssness thnn frrmi nctnal imoni. She tliirty-tlve and homely. It was «mus talk about the foihlea of women, say- serving udd one cup of scalded cream. White there he was shot, but no one ing to see .lames look at me to lenrn tins had II prea'disd to her for no m:iny known by whom. Henry AmlorHnn, one ing th'nt he must not tnke them too se- yrars thut all tlio virtues have heen If I approved or disapproved, and, an riously, and advised him. if he still uf the nejii'oo* lynched, is unh! to have for the girl, she appeared very restless* bpHtowed upon her by the more fact of wnnted to marry the uirl. and H U loved the girl, to give her another Srit+taJ VAtrtu^ULo-iiU, motherhood that sho does not Pttalise under Inspection. I chatted with them chance. If she failed again It would l-oHRible that he shot tlio young planter. on ordinary topics for awhile; then !hnt there is nny need for effort on her be time enough to break with her per- part. liiey went away. TUe next morning manently. He look my ndvice and Specials For Friday and Saturday after breakfast, meeting James tu the made it up with her. She has made VANITY'S VISIONS. "There will he a great dynamic force ,OFF TO SALUTE GEORGE V. hn-ll, be asked me what I thought of him a very good wife, and .Jutnea give* ' for good started when the happy wise* his girl. me credit for engineertrp the most im- i Ktmonot and Silk Dresiing Jackets and mothers shake off their Heltlshness Spanish Battleships Ordered to Meet "1 can't tell from seeing her once." portant part of bis uourtBhip Girl. Will L.kt. :md cuniblue to briHK happiness to Royal Party at Gibraltar. In choosing a kimono for a girl tret. those, less fortunate than themselves. Madrid. .Ian 25.—Tils fipahllh bat- ojie that bus a separate silk pirdle or Hridsy and books and pictures sad tlesliip I'ehiyo nnd the armored iruiw 3 cans of Lima Beans 25c sash to match. Some beautiful ones >"ualc a ITS Kniperador, Cnrloa V. nnd (.'ainliinn rouie iu heavy Japanese nilk in pule pression* of one's thdlviduallty. luit htive lu'en oi-dered to proceed to (Ubrai 3 boxes of Runkels 10c Cocoa 25c bine, embroidered in pale piiiU flowers, tin* real mother's heart vvlli express i till" to saluie KlOR Ui'ortfe when he nr with fringed wishes of the blue em- self in other directions. rives there on bis way home from the 3 boxes of Dates 25: 'sBedtime broidered to match. "In oue of our big eitlea a mlber cur durbar. Tlie Itiitjsh monarch IM UOW ous experiment has been tried by tit Mnlttt and will lenve there on Sal Thi' quilted silk Jackets an..! long worthy wumnti who hns four little iinlnj aboard the Medina. 3 pkgs. of Figs 25c robes hi dclicati; colorings are charni- gifts, ftftto baH adopted four little hoy* The Chickens' iiiK gifts for girl*. Simple ones cost because sbe felt -that her own* Imppi- 6 pkgs of Pop Corn 25c troui *4.75 to $7.75. but embroidered news umf good fortune so\ overflowed Little Mother ones are more costly. that they must he lined to till the lives WEATHER EVERYWHERE. •She W«> a Good A very small girl will revel in oue of 3 pkgs of Silvers Bros. Ceylon Tea 25c , Mother to the of others. •rvittious of the United Chick." "While this nia.v be the extreme point weather bureau talien at 6 cans of Armour's Baked Beans 25c OUN'GSTERS," anked daddy one evening, "did you ever see a mother of view, H illUHtrntes to a certain ex l ye.tenlay follow: hen with a brood of-ber little chiekens?" tent what I mean. The overflowing Temp. Weather. 6 pkgs of Uneeda Biscuits 25c "Why, of course, daddy!" said Bvelyn. "Every one who hn» love of a luippy mother will not bo Now York 24 Cle.nr ever been on a farm has «een that!" content to know of the uuhapplnenH of Albany 18 Clenr Daddy's eyes twinkled "I know you had." he satd. "but 1 wanted to iiSlt any child. It i» uot only her^own child Allni.ti City 28 Snow 4 cans of String Beans 25c tue question Just to get a good lieKinnini; for my story of this evening. It tl that she inuat love, but a world full of I'.osli.n Clear , UDSUI a little girl who played imither—uud very successfully, too-for n brood little children. Buffalo Clear 3 cans of Square Brand Milk 25c of chickens. "PorbiipN in the winter there is more Ctil'-mi" Cloudy "You see. these chickens bad lout tueir owe mother. Sbe had been care reed for the sympathetic expression of St. l.'lUlR Ctoar 3 cans t f Pet Brand Evaporated Milk 25c tiHrtht'iiincss than at any other time. loss in eating and had (wallowed a rusty nail which had not agreed with New Orll Oh'ar her. Very soon after poor Btdd.v hntl become very III nod had died, and that there, are so ninny little onus who are 6 boxes of Ohio Blue tip Matches 25c li:id left her ten poor little chicks-wee. downy, little things. Just hatched they coM uud hungry and who need some vi ere. too—without nny mother What to do wjth the chickens was H puzzle, one to thiuk of them. It is for the for none of the other hens would take eare of tbom. heart* of the rail mothers to respond A POOP Lot. to thtw u#?ed and to seek out these wliiv "One of the hens, a speckled sue, had twelve chicks or her own, and aHog little hi nibs nud to shelter them The Modern Cuorh Arden-Well, it bj when the poor little orphans were placed near her she looked at them as if a liltle inr>r«. (Juts twenty years siii'-c in MOIUO fold where they -may be ured 'o say, 'What are these creatures doing near my own flne brood?' and she r 1 Weiit ii\\;i.\. nnd now I Hinl HIMI yon walked away without even giving them another look. for and prole.i_-tftd.' fcare nutrfied nnd buried two hu-i.jmds 1 E. H. De CAMP •'There was another heu which had only four chickens of her own, but she tllltinu VIy ;|1)M-M'-<- fnun lloiil* . Mix. was n cross old creature and pecked at tbe newcomers whenever they dared M1IAFINU UIDH APRONS. Dressing th* Child. to come near her. Ueally It looked as though she wanted to kill them. Route children do uot lend thorn AfdtHl Ah. w.-Ji: They must Imw bet.u 100 7th Ave. Tel. 203-L "All this happened on a farm at which a little girl was staying for the the new imiHjrh*.] Uiumnos uf pink i: wives to any sort of artistic flnmliifl a pretty |ionr |,.i i nnticc (hat none lunimer Like all you youngsters, sbe was fond of the chickens and spent batrosB with "a ttii potter ami toad. Hut. on the other hand, thero are a of 'em mended the trillion gain that iruch of her time ln wntcuiug them scratch and quarrel and in feeding them. Pr«tty aprons nr.> always attract! gntjit many who do, the urrfliiffomeiit *i l*tf)Tv<>ii when I [eft. HxcluiBtfe. ilKl ©W a Iftniuiiir touch tn a toll of tliijlinii- liaviiiK » large sny in tlw Wheu she saw how badly the poor little chicks without My mother were .lint is most allunii'i. Tli" tlcsk-u* pi treated by the other hens she decided to adopt them herself. She took Ihe i niiSllDllllill i'Hi of 11 pit 1 llliwqiic ;j|» ten little chicks up carefully In her apron, ruddled them down In bor lap and mm! are suiriiiil^.^ii any dainty in prarunee. smoothed their feathers. They xoeimil to feel that they bad found a good teruil. • -ill CHOf.MST. | InsUttice after instnitcu can bo re- Tileud and remained quietly^ and contentedly In her lap. fiiiltHl nlu>re n child with no real clniiu Thi* MH< to beauty liiiN ben rendere this oftli CLOSING OUT SHOE SALE to the chicks. She soon taught them bow to scratch for worms. Ever)' night will b.' pn iittriicttve ii|i|>narBiiee, tuuuks to a dis- the put them to bed In an old banket, covering them up to keep them warm. ill. If in creet •rHllfl.tniWII of the hair. But la the mornings, bright and early, she went first, even before she had her own il seems in those who have the dress SALE FOR FRIDAY and SATURDAY JANUARY 26 and 27 bvenkfast. to see that her 'little children.' as she called the ten chickens, had inff of children very close at hentf «ometh!nir to eat They knew her and were glad to see her. and u was a ihat we have come to a sort uf staml still. really funny Bight to nee them answer her call and run to her. * Only 300 Pairs Lift of "She Rpent most of her tlm» mothering her chicles until they became to The lack of any renlly front. de? Women's $4,3.50 and 3.00 Shoes, big that they could take care of themselves " partnrtt l« vary luarked. The 8ame uromul Is worked year nfter year, and Men's $6.00, 5.00,' 4.50, 4.00 anything inoro deplorable than the Oxfords and Pumps. 0 _ -pr.-lnrl.- or si little Khl dressi'd in I tiirht skirl. • travesty of uer motluM's. Fine Shoes, Many Small Jkl U() and 3.50 Shoes, Ox- ON THE JOB At Fountains & Elsewhere is ROWtaN t') U' found. Y 7 Lumber, Shingles, Mason Supplies, Devoes Paint? and Col- Tht» Mtitse may, iwrchuncc mt*J a Sizes fords and Pumps $2.45 Ask for •• •CtntilUitioa of any faKhlonahl*> MM*. ore, Hardware tmt H t;lrl MO dresMMl will go in with Our increasing business demands the best, therefore our (he ftowd stock is larger, better and our facilities for handling the "HORLICK'S Men's Slippers any style, $2.00, 1.50 and 1.25 . . . 95c best on the coast. Tht Original and Genuine Fidgeting Children. The child who nhovrs no di«posiiioTi All the leading Cements, Pulp Plasters, Hydrated Limes, to niuvo fttWHt -Tiid Is iippBt'eiitly hfljt Children's $2.00,1.75 and 1.50 for $1.15 Calcined Plaster, Fancy Brick. MALTED MILK pier sit title KtiH w\\\ i;mu up to I"* , The Food-drink for All Agos. *\ra1n Delicious, invigorating and sustaining. ! wK! viorU quickly, itiul it will wlthom Come and inspect our stock and get our prices, we will save Keep it c I your sideboard at home, j doubt l.i> rlcrpr. you money D it travel without it. < 'lilldrt-ii shniitd . "!H€M[u«ntiy ts$ en A quick bmch prepared in a minute. cu-iraucd whi»n in the infnnt ItaM to Quick Delirvrlet CUIIMUK Treatment B«t Qualities Take no imitation. Jurt nay "BORUOt V throw thpir ni-nx nnd kigi Kbout, tf> FRANK L. HOWLAND piny with th*»ir Snjier^ and law und CHANDLER AND MAPS, Not in Any Msik Trust when tht* ni" • I.IPI- ihp Vtw t*M0 N. J. Co. It. R. Crowing Office and Yard 70 S. Broadway. Advertise in the Daily Rec iwill ri'it in TAFT RECEIVES JOHN P. WHITE. IMPOSING SUhNE "PIED HP 1 Head of Miners Who Will Praaida VISITING DUKE at Conf«r«nca With Operator.. AT INSTALLATION THE STREET" GOLDSTIEN'S

Cardinal Gibbons Attends Today marks &e bixLeenth anniver- Observe Many Formalities Bary of the stranding of Hie American Mnar St. Paul ai Long Branch. Tbe A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF at White House. New Prince of Church. stranding of the big liner a few hun- dred feel from the shore off the Grand | Cloeilheporwotthctcalp, prerent. the View Hotel during the early morning h.ir bom obtaining proper nourishnieol— hours Hurtled tile world', and white ^^K ii to fide and eventually to lull TEA WITH MRS. TAFT. UNIFORMED GUARD ESCORT the whip was held a prisoner on the LADIES FINE WAISTS Hjp. And betides, it's irritating and Jersey snntl« thousands of visitors EaVfoying to have your tcalp itching and hafl tht> rare privilege of weeing a big }• burning all the time. * UncU *f King Qaorg* and Governor St. Patrick's Cathattral In New York liner as hfi~>ple£ti BK a child near Oiu Brilliant For Formal Entry of Car* If you want to get rid of the Dandruff Qanaral of Canada at National Cap- br'acli. The St. Paul had no sooner dinal Farlay — Many Biahops and Hfcaasn—to stop the annoying itching and ital aa Guest of British Ambassador landfHi than William U- Martin, of the $1.00 and $1.25 Values Priasts Assist In Ceremoniei—Cath- New Yorlt- & New ,!ers«y Telephone Mining—to have a really clean and Jamas Bryce— Return* to Now York Tonight. olic Club Guetti Tonight. Company, had the* vessel connected i healthy «calp, get a bottle of HAY'8 up with the civilized world. The St. l> HAIR HEALTH to-day—prove to your- Wanhlngton, Jan. 20.—Late this aft New York. Jan. 25.—At 11 o'clock ill was *;aid to hare bwn the tir>t. WHILE THEY LAST Hast} what a Mtiifactioo it ii to have bait ernoon the Duke of Conoaught will !»• this morning, in St. Patrick's cathe- aniFhip nshore t'hus connected, dral, His i&mlnpuce John Cardlnnl Far- |* health. rwelvwl at the White Iloutte by Presi- and It is ncedleus to say that tbe St. ley was formally Installed. The new Your money back if not uliafactory. dent Taft. The duke arrived from Paul wire for several days was the prince of the Catholic church wns at- Sl.M .i.J Me •> Dr.* SleTO or dim; upon New York at 4:15 o'clock and wan met UiblesL one in New Jersey. t, r.««im of (.riot and dc«l«r. mm.. B.nd lOe lor tended by tbe most magnificent cere : uial bonlt. rhifa Her Spec. C. N.w.»k. N. J. at the station b,v .IJIIUUH Dryce, British monies provided In tbe ritual of Koine.. * * * • FESLtH I CO SMVTHE: BENNETT I ambusaador, and the embastiy staff, Cardinal Gibbons, twelve bishops, to- la ice yachting'-circles, tiic Btellar SACCO: WERT'8 PHAR.: 8EILEH8 PHAR. and by Major Archibald W. Butt, the gether with prominent monalgnori atractlou, the Board of Tnule cup, 79c each pr.'hlilonfB iMTHiitin' Id. Major Butt from all over the country, formed nn will be pulled off tomorrow. For s*v- V nccumpanied the du^u to tbe Hritlsli escort with tbe papal knights and con cn or < fght s^ IKOIIS the $1W> Board of embaisy. ducted Cardinal Farley from tbe CH-Trade trophy has been yearly on the HENRY CLAY. The duke will remain until 5 o'clock tbedral collegu In a street procession schedule, although ice and weather, at tho embassy - At tbat hour Chandler to tbe door of the cathedral. at times interferd with the race. Don't fail to purchase several. Philadelphia E* Official Who Male, third assistant secretary of During the solemn pontifical mass, Two clubc, the South Shrewsbury It Accused of Conspiracy. Ktate, will appear at the embassy, ac- which was celebrated by Archbishop and 1-iOiig Branch, have each won a companied by Colonel Spencer Couby, Preudergast of Philadelphia, attainted leg on the trophy, and tbe race to- V. 8. A., and lieutenant John W. Tim- by Right Rev. Mgr. Kearney, Rev. K. morrow will i>ut on« or the other in They're wonderful values, fine inonn, U. S. N., two of tbe preaidontks FRAME DEMANDS M. Surrey and Rev. O. M. Struck, Cnr- the van. Weather permitting, the oc- Aldit. They, together with tbe British dinal Farley occupied a throne on the casion wil "be a »blg one Mr the ice ambassador and tbe staff of the em- north side of tbe altar and opposite on yachtsmen. The beert boats in the materials and richly trimmed. I»IH\V, will accompaoy the royal visitor FOR WAGE INCREASES a special mahogany throne, built for tWo fleets will be sent over the Shal- to (ln> White House. The duke will be the occasion. Cardinal Gibbon* sat. nt low Point flUt-en fifteen nrile course. escorted from the embassy to tbe ex- tended by Mgrs. Flood and McCrendy, • * • ecutive mansion also by o squadron of his deacons of honor. frVom vouveuir postal carde receiv- Suicide, at S100 Each. RED BANK NOTES cavalry from Tort Myer. Tbe procession from the Cathedral High Cost of Living Urged by ed from Park Commissioner John A ftentlemnii wbo lived n Dumber of The state department representatives college started nt tun minutes of White, the liang Branch contractor years In the city of Amoy. in China, At the recent big automobile show will formally announce "bis royal blah 11, when the uniformed color guard U having the time of his life In told roe dint be could secure nny num- iu Madison Square Garden, New York. ueas the Doke of Connaught and bl» Miners as Chief Cause. of tbe Knights of Columbus and ber ninont? the common4 people of tbat -Fred VanDorn, the automobile man, excellency the EtrJtiab ambassador." tbe Papal Xnlfihts of the Order of St touthlantL He haa visited Jackson- ville, St. Augustine, and, le now at town to commit suicide for $100 apiece. soltl three self-starting Hudsons, six The British ambassador will there- Gregory formed an escort on either indliimiiJoiiH. .Inn 'J5.--TI.I' scuIucom- As tinman nature is tbe same every Nationals, two American touring care npon present "Mis ttoyal Uighueiu tbe side of the cardinals and proceeded Miami. The weather he reports in de- mittee of the United Mlno Workers' where* lie explained tbat an wo mayand one roadBter, nine Marions and Duke of Connaupbt" to the prt'sldeiit. down M adisou avenue to Fiftieth lightful and< the way i>leaN;uit. Mr. uatloiial coniuiittoti has submiued u White reached Jackj&onvllle on the find ninny who will Iny down their three Hupi. At a recent (banquet giv- At tbe conclusion of the reception by street, through Fiftieth street to Fifth en at Churchills, New York, by tho report und, as indicated by talk of avenue and north to the middle door 19th last and St. Au^uatine, the old- liven for their count 17 and whom -we the president tbe staff of tbe Duke of uitimburs sliice tbe conveutlon assem- Marlon Sales Company, Mr. Van Dorn <'•[iuiiiiK.it and tue staff nf the British of the cathedral. est cUy In the United S,tate&, the day highly lumor on thnt ncrnunt, no an bled, there is a deniund for Increased ordinary Chinaman Is willing thus tu WUB highly complemented for his embnflRy will be conducted into the The Catholic club in being decorated following. At JackapnViU© there are Wiiges fur i."very class of work In and ostrich fajTibs, which attract visitors. die for Hit- btMH'tit of hit children In good work by President Willys, of the blue room by n military and naval aid til tout the mlues- elaborately for the reception to Car company. and presented to the president. Imme- , diiuils Farley nnd Gibbons, which A souvenir card of au ostrich family order thttt they intiy worship him dlately fullowliif; the preHontatlnti of The report nets out that there fctt* wa* itjceived here yesterday. While aflerwai'd as nn nnn-ntor who difd for The Sons of Veterans Auxiliary of takes place tonight. 1 the staffN the president will Invite bis U'l-H a steudy Uicrease .In the cost of a Uttlf! loat'aaim , the park committ- tueir benefit. This oxplnius ulso thnt Samuel T. Sleeper Oamp, No. 16, will royal highness to Imu- a <-up of tea llvinu since the hist wage scale watv stoner is looking forward to the arrival noble ri'verence t»r their parents give its flrBt annual ball Wednesday with Mrs. Taft In the red room. Mr«. Uxed; that conditions about tbe tulnw BOTH LOVED SAME MAN. of the lx>ng Branch delegation the lat- which the Chinese display, because night, February 7th, In the Second Toft has InvlUMl the wives of cabinet have bvtrome more onerous aud that ter part of the week qr the nrat of their parents will norni IM» endowed Troop Armory in Monmouth street. officers mid thv cabinet offlcprs thorn the introduction of labor saviug uin Siatara Attempt Suicide, and Ont next week, *to*?n a family reunlou win with all tbe mysterious powers of the Hon. Edmund Wilson, the Attorney- KCIV<*S and the wlfp of ttie British am- .-hluary aud the une of SBM. and oil for . Will Di.. i»e held aud Long Branch matters upxt world-W. II. TiioniHon, M. D..General of New Jersey, will give an baasadar to l« present at an Informal fual are niuklng unnecessary tbe long linltlinuiv. Jmi. 28.—Bw«uso UI<".T discussed "in good old summer time" LL.I>. In "Life. Dentb and linnior- address, "Modern Socialism," in tho ten. On leaving the White IIOUHC the lioaru February 8th, under the auspices of * * * illiiti'lv In front of the north jiortlco tnmo' grievances tbat are purely local lirown. twontj-threo yemx old, nutl Prsnunoiatlon In Ireland. the Men's League of the First Baptist CLAY ACCUSED OF FRAUD. will piny tbe American notional an- and imikfM a number of demands for her algter. Mrs. Martha Wclnelt, twtn Park Go-mmisB loner Brent Good Mmiy nentons st'cm to HCV, or to hcur, Church. them until the party hnve left the their forrecUaii. ty-flve, attemptod suicide. knows more newspaper editors ,MH-- ratbor. something tn ln> atnustMl :it in Philadelphia Political Laadtr Indicted ground.*. Thi* bnnd has been stationed rU*1ift*ti<*nt(itlves of the I «i mini mm- Mrs. Brown la at Mercy hospital d.\- ha|>K than any one inau in the ; TMt• •. the soft Irish bruKiu>. An :. mutter uf Navesink Lodge Increases Member- With Thru Others. in tbe ground prior to the arrival nf inhicfM will present their proposed Ing train awnllowing carbolic acid. His business as the head of the Carter fact, inortt of tbe words of the Irisu ship. I PbilnUelplilii, .Inn- :$. - An'tifttHl uf the duke am) his pnrty, mul will play new wiigo coutract to the operator!* Mis Wcinult failed In her effort un Medicine Company brings him in "Uiuloct" nre not Irish tit alt, but tht< At Monday night's meeting of Nave- --1 to tiufrnud HJR city «f I'UH- the British air. "God Save the King." of liKllunn. UliiiniH, Ohio, western her life. tpu.ch with uewspRpt-r men from every purext uf Ktiiilirtli- Un^listi it trifle an sink Lodge, No. 39, I. O. O. P., of Hod ' adelphlii in thn n«(inllnK "f contract", null! tils rnynl highness sholl have dis- lYinisyh nitiH and West Vtrgfniii todny Mrs. Wniuclt atated ID the preaeace state in the union an well as abroad. tiqunUKl. it IM true, but ncvenbeleHy Bank, Walter L. Davis, of Red Hank, i H«IM',\ Clay, .minor d.n*ct«r of public appeared In the White House. I lu this Htv. PreMldcnt AVbltp of the nf wltneHBfa Hint slie .laved the hus "I find them a pretty gaod lot of fel- tlu- ivnl thlnR, The fills of Mlltou, was clectedto membership and three ; wifcty. tunl Uir.-o other* were Indlcied UIIQCTH will preside ut this /"onfereuce. baud of liar slater and that sho be- lows," he said a few days ago, "andLh'.vdt'ii. S|»uiis(M- nnd Chaucer would After tli<> duke Ims returned in tbe other applications for mombergtifp- here. TUu vihfv s of mem- and tirfiNum-, ruB|-eclively, of ti cuu- iiat-trt In buth the hard and Hoft cottl Mrs. Brown swallowed carbolic acid Queen Hess The cultured EnrflNhronn This evening the duke will he the tion figures right off the real. bers wil be given the degrees under tracilim firm. fields expire March 31. nnd told her mot usr she did so be- carefully gurnlsbed his conversation gutwt of honor at a dinner and rweit- + w * the direction of Prof. Harold K. All- cause "Martha said' she loved Ed." with ftgooldiy* rings and brave tlon to he glven^by the British ambas- Biiom. Commencing next Monday Mrs. Welnelt. learning what her sis- The leap y-par dance tomorrow night "swoorde*" and'bored bis friends with BRYAf'S IDEA ADOPTED. sador. A number-of Invitations have night, the "winter.feasts' will be in- PILOT DIES AT HIS WHEEL. ter bad done, hurried to her room promises to be a unique affair. . The accounts of tbe smart sayings of the been sent out by Ambassador Bryce to and was In >he act of awallowlns ChatUe High school girla met the first "eblidrB* nt "boom." This was theaugurated and about, the middto of Publicity of JudgMhip Indorsement* bis colleagues of tbe diplomatic corps. Liner Cleveland Crashei Into Cruiser poison when her mother and a neigh- expense today, and' will be given an EnglifiU originally imported Into Ire February. "Ladies' Night" will bo cel- Adopted by House. The duke will leave Washington on at Honolulu. bor anatched the vial .from her llpa. •n-pportimity tomorrow to learn some- laud bjr the cultured Irish, nnd tbta ebrated' n- Home from New York Trip. William .!. Uryun was laid on Ibcboune American liner Glereland. cntorliift tho cial functions. Some of the girls have fnrve—Chicaso Tribune. of representatives nnd tbat body save Mrs. Nellie Bryan, mother of Mis** liarlmr here, tunuttbed iqto the Uuitod TAFT WIMS AT YALE. l)etm a little shy in asking the male BUSY TIME jiOR ROYALTY. Gertrude Bryan, leading lady of "Lit- 'Its indorsement to one proposition tbat snitcH armored cruiser Colorado at nn- sex to go with them,but the ever-ready the Nt'tinisknn bun been advocating in fttud.nta Elaot Him Pr.sid.nt Over Incomplete Relations. tle Boy Blue," which has made a big Duke and Duchtss and Prinoeas Pat chor and Heveroly damaged the war- acceptance** has helped considerably. •easou iiiitl out for n loutf time. The WilMMI. Trottw—I don't owu you £5, do I? hit at the Lyric Theatre, New York, Are Keen 8ighta«0Fa, I ship- The glee dlub girls are happy and well bouse adopted an amendment to n ju- New llura. Conn., Jan. .35.—Wbon Barlow—No. Trotter—Well. I «ay, old ha^moved^back to tier home! in ^inck- New York. Jan. 2T».— The Duke and Never tifforn WUH a collision precipi- they might he, for school vote of 4T0 for President New York when they return to Ottawa tirlngltiK lu tin- OUvaiand. droppml who would, gladly give up our poa- p€ Bball make public all Indonnemento Taft to ail for Woodrow Wilson: At than most Now Yorkers know. As dead of heart failure. For a moment tvshions 1/ We could go bixk to tho made In bebalf of any applicant." the prituarlen President Taft and Gov Hlffhtseers tbe royal visitors are Inde- there WM uo buman ttratn or hand to time when we were at school and THE OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ! Mr. l.ryan hus repeatedly urged tu emor Wilson were nominated bf the fatigable. They could hardly be more dirof't the ei'cat Htcamsbip'a coiutw, HO played "hooky." If given another the Commoner the enactment of n law students to Bead their rotpeuttve par- keen Tor detail If they were studying for a moment 1,500 lunnau lives were chance, moet of us would do 'better of tbl* suit While President Tuft WBW imperiled by her huge, ungulded bulk. ties at the election. Ballot boxes wen- THE HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES on bis western trip last suiumer Mr. tbe city wltb the notion of building work. The crtun of thv collision threw Into placed In tbe Tale poatofflce and each Bryan made a public speech on the one like It. a panic the Oleveltmd^ 500 passengers, student who cast a ballot not his name —THE MAN ABOUT TOWN. subject, to which Mr. Taft replied Today the duke, wltb Colonel II- C- to It. There was keen Interest In the The Clothes that particular Men wear and that 1 who for three month* have been busily Only n siim-t titni. ago' Mr. Bryan. 1jtwtl.fi , his secretary, go to Washing- fiijoyhiK '> cruise srouud the world- election* *•»• every-body can afford tp wear at the present clear- •penkiuff nt the Jflcknon day banquet ton to call on President Taft. Hi* Fool Question nut the fumlc was quickly stilled, fot her*', urged this scheme for publicity Tbe duchess and Princess Patricia "I Hinuylit ifutt in tin* ttftftpn year* ance prices, is what is bringing the thrify men to this tlit- Mtenmsliip Htmtnlued no damage. i of judicial indorsements, but the Deui nil) spend tbe day motoring :nnl nt TAFT TURNS TO if my (Kftrtif* "f nn'rti";i!M ." tnld n store. ocraU did not anticipate that one of 1 lie opera In the afternoon and even [>hy^i<:ii>n. "I htifi Btntf^nrw] itlrmtst ev their number would spring the uroiw ing. L'nlcHs there Is a change la pluus, ITALY BOWS TO FRANCE. Supram* Court Wao. to Go to Cabinet •i y |H>s-slble *fcM>r (iui^Moii. lint, n new 75c on the dollar will buy any Suit or overcoat Kltlon. R«i>re«e^iUtlve Cullop of Indl the royal party will leave New York Member. me tvntt sprung mi im- r»'icntlv. A nun, a Bvyun follower, turned the trick. at 7.10 p. in tomorrow to return to Wilt Gtv* Up Turks 8e>«d From Washington, .Inn 2S. — President t'l'iin^ fuiui • .mi" iti with mi HiiliiiiuH. in the house He offered the nbove amendment (u the Dominion. French Steamer. Taft within the last twelve hours has ^.Vt*. ft»r which I prt*Hcrlt«»(J nii. Murquls di San * * iti U» !«' drop|M»d into ttu- oyo thrr-.- limes to Charles Nagel. his secretary' of com* .tfonal district Judge in Chicago aud ULTIMATUM TO PARAGUAY. llano. Italian foreign minister, and i da Hi- it>ft Mw CIHWI*. Inn i-t clretilt judgeship. the latter CainlHc Itiirrcre. French ambassador merce and labor, an the most likely candidate for appointment to tbe Cull- in :i fen minutes, |H>Uf*iw dropped entirely, hot it is known tbat riUnburgViaii. % settlement Is utf.de for recent Injuries .(1 regivt ihut tbe Incident Mhould Imve the president la i now disposed to ap- . CATTLK- Iteroipt* light. market ateady: lielnt Mr. Nngel good to choice. tT.5Ja7.1ti •*»<• f!»1-1-"', to Arfrenrfiu> shipping diplomatic rela- threatened the cordial relations be medium. ifi.OtiaT. tidy, liiSa'! 7^: fnir. ¥>.Z>ations will IM- Sfvcrwl todAy. This ultl- twees Trance und Italy. "i; common. 13.f-on-t Jlti pimai-.n to fit bulls. inutum wiiH sent sftor PnriiKUAy had I'iirln, Jan. itfi. A diHpatcb from t2.T&a6.7J. cimimoti to tWt cow«, .|S.l»ai>, T. R. BOOMERS TO MEET. helfei-F tt;.in..;, fresh cnw», ll&aK refused to rtn'ognlnc n demand for com- Uoiut* sayw that Italy in reply to the Red Bank or Ashury Park HOQB—Keceipt*. t«n lotthr M|f#«tnt* iluniiind of France will give up the Colonel Yeiaer of Omaha Will I.SU. 13 hi|Eii<-r on gooii weights; n cady on plR Turkish nurses selxed-on the French Call ««on. anil Hufiif, prime Iieavj;, I6.4:>; prime mixed steamer Munmibii OtnaUa. Hub., Jan. as—\ national And prime medium, K.4b, heavy York*-is. PORTRAIT OF GIBBONS. L* MAISTRE LACB & Great reductions throughout r Another disputvh »»js the prisoners Shoes for the Whole Family JH.4fiafi.4... liKht Yorkers, |i *aC 10. piget convention of Booaovett boomers will EMBROIDERY CO. will be raleaaed n» ufflliuted with the ' IS.ISaS.yi roughs, ••jS.fflaJ.'SO sjlHjru. It 75n French Artist's JLIkensss of Cardinal soon he railed by Oolonel Joan O. Tel. Handkerchiafa, Laces, Em- our entire winter s'ock of Best style* quality and lowest ' UB HIK-U*!)1 of Uw Ued Crescent. HT of Omaha, who baa had cbarga lu 1 Dan* For an American broietory, Curtain, anal Linen. BHEKP Receipt*, light, market me*,! . : tbe west of the Rooftevelt Interests clothing and furnishings. Paris. Jmi 25.—fletirl G«rves. tUw Hosiery. Corsets, Underwear. The date has not baen a*t. but will be PEARSON'S market lower. primp Wat).* r« 4 J6iH :**, well known nrtlst. Ims just nnUlunl a Cor. Cookman Ava. A Emory St. AN AERIAL HONEYMOON. *oon. | 1.11DLOWS wool mlxtMl. tn.7Mi4.K>: fair rr-.xrd '•»-«• reainrkahlf portrait of Cardinal Gib A8BURV PARK «. N. SUPP, RED BANK RBOAD ST. BED BANK and nt-tlier*, ViaS.iVO. culls n common. i>on« Tlie nortrnit was painted fnr The coKTantlon will meet in Chteagn. tSs2.0«; fulls i«<; sn Farmer Mrs. Platt and New Husband ' veal calves. *> Jowii. heavy awl thin OIKN. Charlen Cniroll of Maryland aud will Up In Balloon. I ndlanapolls or Cincinnati, the polat to fee placed In his hotm? In that stale. l.on AiiKeles. Cut.. .Ian ».—W. T.be decided later. THE HOME DELICATESSEN STRICKLIWS \t\Mitcr. the New York aviator, aiiU of Good Clothes. CITY & LURCH ROOM Legislature ftnubs Governor. his wife, «-* Next to Ford * Millar. CLOTHES, HATS moon trip" troduced In the house by Represent- B ernor r.ol*» I Blease has reached It* RED BANK Sandwisaes 5c & 10c « ^!- Atbary Park The Uptown Store rlltiMS In i Lie deciHion of tbe IIOUM? tu lu the lilu spherical balloon America ative Yolated of Mlunosotu. It *ro ffr—|Hi fii'nt Ra jouruul nil Um Ui«11 itti-v ma from Tiei«tH park aud vidf-s that for tut* iwyment of $10 a soured in tho «*louda fur three hours, year the good roads bureau shall K«ui> Devoted Eicu'nlvely In »'«Mi ani Ladies* 9ftc Outing Gown*. «r-» rv# ftantjirni'lt" of the ^ov«rnor'» Mlaeee' Wrerlae Apperrl Repairing. Praaerlptlon Work Plain White, Pmk snd Blue and fweni nie*tfW){'e <>ii i he Mi IHMIMI lll>t?l the pilot bringing- them iwck to earth JI federal automobile UeaajM tn an* This Trade Mirk twenty etg-hi mllpA from Lo* Ang*»le«. »n>i son applying in tfornl futtll. it a guaranlrv on No mnnecUOD with any otter establish mm t Pink an4>JBIue Stripe*. MM. ev^ry t h i ft • MV dland >l tli* MY W. C. WISEMAN GOODS STDRE 1 REI* ACTING OPTICIAN at 79c Joupl Silz, SOS COOKMAN AVENUE, •Phone 804. Asbury Park, N.J. 369 Broadway ADVERTISE IN THE DAILY RECORD Red Bank. A»8U»VPA«K